Fix alert-exceeds-max feature for files > 2GB and < max-filesize (1.1.3) #1040
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The --alert-exceeds-max feature should alert for all files larger than 2GB because 2GB is the internal limit for individual files. This isn't working correctly because the `goto done;` exit condition after recording the exceeds-max heuristic skips over the logic that reports the alert. This fix moves the ">2GB" check up to the location where the max-filesize engine option is set by clamd or clamscan. If max-filesize > 2GB - 1 is requested, then max-filesize is set to 2GB - 1. Additionally, a warning is printed if max-filesize > 2GB is requested (with an exception for when it's maxed out by setting --max-filesize=0). Resolves: Cisco-Talos#1030
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Backport of #1032
The --alert-exceeds-max feature should alert for all files larger than 2GB because 2GB is the internal limit for individual files. This isn't working correctly because the
goto done;exit condition after recording the exceeds-max heuristic skips over the logic that reports the alert.This fix moves the ">2GB" check up to the location where the max-filesize engine option is set by clamd or clamscan. If max-filesize > 2GB - 1 is requested, then max-filesize is set to 2GB - 1.
Additionally, a warning is printed if max-filesize > 2GB is requested (with an exception for when it's maxed out by setting --max-filesize=0).
Resolves: #1030