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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- Only three options are mandatory:
<clamd socket="" />
<filesystem root="" />
<filesystem mountpoint="" />
All other can be removed, but this will disable related subsystem.
For example removing <cache ... /> will disable caching completly. -->
<clamfs>
<!-- Clamd socket settings
socket - location of clamd socket (may vary between operating systems)
For Debian GNU/Linux it is /var/run/clamav/clamd.ctl, on
FreeBSD use /var/run/clamav/clamd.sock.
mode - three different modes are available to pass files to clamd
mode="fname" - pass file name (with SCAN command)
mode="fdpass" - pass file descriptor (with FILDES command)
mode="stream" - pass file stream (with INSTREAM command)
check - (yes or no) check if clamd is available on startup (useful if
mounting clamfs file systems from /etc/fstab early on startup,
while clamav daemon is not yet started) -->
<clamd socket="/var/run/clamav/clamd.ctl" mode="stream" check="no" />
<!-- File system settings
root - real directory to attach as our root
mountpoint - where to attach our root
readonly - (yes or no) mount filesystem in read-only mode
public - (yes or no) limit access to process owner only or make
file system publicly available for all users
nonempty - (yes or no) allow mount to directory which contains
files or sub-directories -->
<filesystem root="/tmp" mountpoint="/clamfs/tmp" public="yes" />
<!-- Statistics module keep track of filesystem & memory usage -->
<stats memory="yes" atexit="yes" every="60" /> <!-- time in sec -->
<!-- Logging method (stdout, syslog or file) -->
<log method="stdout" verbose="yes" />
<!-- Debug settings -->
<debug threads="no" fork="no" />
</clamfs>
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