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Sometimes, after a deploy from scratch `leap test`
fails because clamd could not get started (even when
the deploy log says so).
This fixes the dependencies of all resources needed in
order to let clamd start reliable.
Resolves: #8431
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if this is set in the config, the deamons do not
start anymore. From the debian changelog:
clamav (0.99.2+dfsg-0+deb8u1) stable; urgency=medium
* Import new Upstream.
* Drop AllowSupplementaryGroups option which is default now
(Closes: #822444).
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If clamd is not running, the helpful cronjob tries to start it again,
but the way it is being started can only be run as root, and the cronjob
is run as the clamav user, so you get an error on each cron run. This
fixes that problem
Change-Id: I4cdb29dc651bee8a2eef1655ad4748d885afae0f
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Change-Id: I398b929fc96cf64e46075266ace0d8d1145b3aac
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as a pre-requisite
Change-Id: Ic9c8cc6ccfb31ce5e56937a2d95de7974707c368
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Change-Id: Ic9f022dcbb9f2096b933c898ae43023e0bf278c6
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whitelisting (#3625)
Change-Id: I15985ca00ee95bc62855f098a78e364ebbc32616
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