fix setting scan_max_filesize #410
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the variable name $scan_max_filesize is being used to store the configuration value for the largest file size that should be scanned which is passed to find and also the largest file size in the signatures. add a new variable called $sig_max_filesize for that purpose and add a conditional check so that we don't override $scan_max_filesize if the user has set it in the configuration
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the variable name $scan_max_filesize is being used to store the configuration value for the largest file size that should be scanned which is passed to find and also the largest file size in the signatures.
add a new variable called $sig_max_filesize for that purpose and add a conditional check so that we don't override $scan_max_filesize if the user has set it in the configuration
this definitely needs some scrutiny