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Description of problem: I am seeing warnings when freshclam is called and it detects there is an update to get Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): ClamAV 0.97/13368 How reproducible: Run freshclam to show that no updates are needed (I am using call to freshclam-sleep from a cron.d job). Wait a day or so and then run it again to get an update. Run once more to show that it thinks it is updated Steps to Reproduce: 1. See above 2. 3. Actual results: Once the bug is logged, I will attach a file showing the output of the command for each of the three calls (captured in an email which also echos the date and a description of the call I am making). I will also send an extract of the log file for the first two calls (showing everything current and then the update). The warnings are in the log, the output indicates only that "things aren't happening to its satisfaction" Expected results: No warnings et al Additional info: I am aware that the current version seems to be 0.97.1 and I already have a bug out for F14 yum updates not getting it --- [Bug 718625] F14 yum update seems stuck on clamav 0.97 and not 0.97.1 Please let me know if I can provide any additional information Thanks, Paul
Created attachment 515588 [details] This is from the /var/log/clam-update.log
Created attachment 515589 [details] This is a capture of the output of the command execution
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