Topic: SME 6.0.1-01 AMAVIS: Couldn't load AMAVIS::AV::CLAMD

[mophilly]

This morning I notice that email was not working. Nothing in or out. Amavis log contains the warning "AMAVIS: Couldn't load AMAVIS::AV::CLAMD". Related logs offer a similar alert.

If I disable the anti-virus and spam filter, email again is sent and recieved.

Yesterday I installed postgresql 7.4.2, which I did get working after a bit of personal growth. The install instructions included updating perl to 5.6.1.

Previously I used Greg Swallow's update script to move from 6.0 to 6.0.1. Today I used the updated ClamAV script from Jesper Knudsen at Swerts-Knudsen.dk in hopes of setting things right. This did not resolve the issue.

I saw the thread that sugggested removing the clam rpm's then running J. Knudsen's script. There seemed to be some disagreement as to whether that would work.

I would be very greatful to anyone offering a link or suggestion to help me get the email + filters working again.

TIA

[si_blakely]

I had this problem too. I think that a Perl module update may have broken something - and I cannot figure out what.

Here is my fix (fwiw)

in AMAVIS.pm there is a loop activating AV modules.
This uses the following construct (about line 284)...

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  foreach my $av (@av) {
    $av = 'AMAVIS::AV::'.$av;
    writelog($args,LOG_CRIT, __PACKAGE__.": loading $av $VERSION");
    eval "use $av $VERSION;1" or do {
      writelog($args,LOG_CRIT, __PACKAGE__.": Couldn't load $av");
      die __PACKAGE__.": Couldn't load $av";
    };
[/i]
The line

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eval "use $av $VERSION;1" or do {[/i] appears to be broken for CLAMD.pm.
This is how I patched AMAVIS

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use AMAVIS::AV::CLAMD $VERSION;1;
  foreach my $av (@av) {
    $av = 'AMAVIS::AV::'.$av;
    writelog($args,LOG_CRIT, __PACKAGE__.": loading $av $VERSION");
    eval "use $av $VERSION;1" or do {
      writelog($args,LOG_CRIT, __PACKAGE__.": Couldn't load $av");
      die __PACKAGE__.": Couldn't load $av";
    };
[/i]

A direct use of AMAVIS::AV::CLAMD fixed the problem for me.
Testing with AMAVIS::AV::CLAM worked fine, so it isn't eval and it isn't CLAMD.pm - it's a weird combination of both. YMMV.

Good Luck
Simon

[mophilly]

Thanks, Simon.  

I will review your suggestion, backup everything and give it try.

[Normando]

Thank you very very much. Today I update CPAN to version 1.76, and install other dependant modules too. After this update I have the same error.
Thank you very much

[adinobro]

The actual problem is IO::Socket which fails with the -T switch.

Hopefully they'll fix this in a later version. Your solution was much easier than mine.