clamd is unusable on OpenBSD and some other BSD versions without it.
It has a C_BSD wrapper around it so it shouldn't affect anything else.
git-svn: trunk@4060
currently only tests clamscan and sigtool
database: 0 sized .cvd files were still installed, because exit 0 didn't stop
the entire rule. fixed
git-svn: trunk@4042
make --enable-coverage depends on unit tests being activated
fix a typo in bzip2 configure check
remove temporary log files on make clean
git-svn: trunk@3953
enable unit tests by default (if check is available)
add --enable-coverage to run gcov/lcov
add --enable-tests-install to install test files
git-svn: trunk@3935
m4/fdpassing.m4: move all FD passing checks here
clamd/session.[ch], scanner.[ch]:
contrib/clamd_fdscan:
add rfc2292/bsd4.4 style file descriptor passing support
this code is from Marc Balmer <marc*msys.ch>, with some portability
fixes applied
git-svn: trunk@3849
enable entconv by default
others.c: fix compiler warning
regex_list.c: remove unused code, because a better solution is scheduled for 0.94 (bb #725)
git-svn: trunk@3627
available, and falls back to locking with a mutex around
ctime(). (ensures we are using the same mutex always).
use cli_ctime() instead of the thread-unsafe ctime().
This fixes stability problems.
git-svn: trunk@3578
by default current prefix is also searched
allow to specify libb2 location, by using --with-bz2-prefix,
by default current prefix is also searched
locating gmp and bz2 works by default on OpenBSD (bb #301)
move local m4 macros to m4/
import lib-link.m4 and dependent files
quoting for autoconf macros (bb #452)
git-svn: trunk@3566
Markus Elfring <Markus.Elfring*web.de> in bb #452)
* use AC_CONFIG_HEADER, since AM_CONFIG_HEADER is obsolete
* put configure files into auxiliary directory
* fix main declaration in FD_SETSIZE test
* check for failure on fopen in FD_SETSIZE test
* move version from AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE to AC_INIT, old form was obsolete
* eliminate automake warnings, update Makefile.am
* rename .splitted to .split (requested by aCaB)
git-svn: trunk@3563