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SCAMP(1)			 USER COMMANDS			      SCAMP(1)

NAME
       scamp  -	 A  bash script to download and install third party definition
       signatures for Clamav.

SYNOPSIS
       scamp.sh [-c|-C <name>][-D][-e <name>][-h|-v][-l|-L][-q|-Q][-r|-R]

DESCRIPTION
       Scamp automates the download and installation of third party definition
       files  for Clamav. It offers the ability to create and use many differ‐
       ent configuration files. It is easy to run via the console or CRON.

       By using third party suplimental definition files in  conjunction  with
       the  Clamav  supplied files, a user's system can be secured more effec‐
       tively.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
	-c = Creates a new default config file and exits
	-C <name> = Create a new config file or use an existing one.
	-D = Delete all existing definition and config files
	-e <name> = Edit an existing config file
	-h = Usage screen.
	-l = Turns off the logging function
	-L = Turns on the logging function
	-q = Turns off printing of a summary screen
	     Error messages displayed however.
	-Q = Turns on printing of a summary screen.
	-r = Turns off the random downloat timer sleep function.
	-R = Turns on the random download sleep timer. Between 0 & 9 minutes
	-v = Displays the script version and exits.

FILES
       All of the scripts configuration files are keep in a dedicated
       directory. Usually: "/etc/scamp" or "/usr/local/etc/scamp" (FreeBSD)
       The following applications are required to be available for this script
       to run:

	 1) clamav
	 2) gpg or gpg2
	 3) rsync
	 4) wget or curl

EXAMPLES
       Create the default config file:

	      scamp.sh -c

       Create a config file named: foo or use it if it all ready exists:

	      scamp.sh -C foo

       Edit  an	 existing connfig file with option to create it if it does not
       all ready exist:

	      scamp.sh -e foo

EXIT STATUS
       scamp.sh will exit with 0 upon success.

   The following exit code values are available:
	0 Success
	1 Incorrect flag entered
	2 No database specified
	3 Unable to create required directory structure
	4 Program must be run interactively
	5 Unable to locate "which" binary
	6 Missing binary: View error message for details
	7 Error creating GPG file

BUGS
       Report all BUGS via the scripts web site:

       https://sourceforge.net/projects/scamp

AUTHOR
       Gerard Seibert <gerard (at) seibercom.net>

SEE ALSO
       bash(1) clamd(8) curl(1) freshclam(1) gpg(1) gpg2(1) wget(1)

version 5.6		       Tue, 02 May 2013			      SCAMP(1)

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