clamavr_reload(): cl_engine_free() and cl_engine_new() before cl_load() #5
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…ngine_free then cl_engine_new, and finally cl_engine_compile after cl_load; also remembering to reset signo
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Ya, it looks that way. If you'd like, you can checkout my more recent working copy here: https://github.com/kmullin/clamav |
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I was trying to use your Ruby bindings for
libclamav 0.97.6and noticed thatreload()wasn't working properly and would cause libclamav to error out with:With my very little C knowledge I traced it down to this piece of code missing where you need to actually call
cl_engine_free()and thencl_engine_new()I crossed referenced it with clamav api docs
DISCLAIMER: I have not tested this with
libclamav 0.96.x(yet).Opening Pull Request for visibility, and discussion.