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al968


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Hello,

I am trying to create a signature file and I got the format however I am having a problem building it using the sigttool, Do I need a Signing Service Adress to make a signature ?

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alch
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please refer to https://www.clamav.net/doc/latest/signatures.pdf. You cannot have digitally signed signtaures however
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al968


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Thank You for your quick responce,

I'm sorry but I had read the pdf File and read it again however I don't see the answer to my question, let me clarify my problem:
When I run the sigtool with the option --build I get the following error:
"ERROR: build: --server is required for --build"

So can you clarify what I should do.

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al968


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Hello,

I have tried putting the "--server inc" parameter after but it gives me the following error message:

WARNING: build: Signatures in database: 13263, loaded by libclamav: 13262
WARNING: build: Please check the current directory and remove unnecessary databases
WARNING: build: or install the latest ClamAV version.
WARNING: build: CAN'T READ CVD HEADER OF CURRENT DATABASE ./daily.cvd

What should I do ?

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sherpya


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you cannot build cvd right now because they require clamav signing server, just keep various files unpacked in the clamav db directory
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al968


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I would do that however now when I scan any file I get an error saying the database is malformed Confused

Any other suggestion?

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al968


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I found an alternate to my sollution, I just added my detections to the daily.db located in the Daily inc folder.

Also I would like to share those detections is that possible ?

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sherpya


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I think it will interfere with db update, you should put your .db file in db directory and clamav will get also your signature db
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al968


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I have tried that however sometimes it doesn't work Confused

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b0ne


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al968 wrote:
I have tried that however sometimes it doesn't work


Sometimes? Your signatures may not be matching the file then. I'd verify it using clamscan then...

Here's a pretty command line for you:

"c:\program files\clamwin\bin\clamscan.exe" --infected --show-progress --recursive --database="c:\program files\clamwin\db" --log="c:\program files\clamwin\log\clamscan.log" %1
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al968


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OK

Thanks for the info Smile

So is there any way that I can share those detections, its about 150 different Detection; all of them are Generic Detections of either DOS viruses or Trojans.

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alch
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Can you please email your signatures along with the virus samples in a password protected archive to alch at clamwin.com?
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al968


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Actually I don't have the virus samples Confused
But all of the detections come from a collection including 90,000 viruses; however I don't know which one I used.
If you do a hex to text conversion you will see that all of the detections detect some malicious function such as deleting c:\windows\explorer.exe so I confident that there won't be any false possitive.

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