t; On Thu, 4 Jan 2018, Paul B. wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>I just installed ClamAv on a desktop Linux machine. I would like to
>>set it up using aliases in the bashrc file, so I can do various kinds
>>of file and directory scans from the command line. Rather than an
>>unwieldy
nf. We have a ticket for a feature request to add a --exclude option
> to clamscan, but we unfortunately don’t have the time to address it anywhere
> in the near future.
>
>
> Micah Snyder
> Software Engineer
> Talos
> Cisco Systems, Inc.
>
>
>
> On Jan 4,
Hi,
I just installed ClamAv on a desktop Linux machine. I would like to
set it up using aliases in the bashrc file, so I can do various kinds
of file and directory scans from the command line. Rather than an
unwieldy string of exclusions in the alias' command line, I would like
to have a file that
at your
> installations for clamav, clamtk. It is a little concerning to me that you
> saw two different results - but yeah as Al suggested, please go ahead and
> submit those as false positives.
>
>
> Micah Snyder
> Software Engineer
> Talos
> Cisco Systems, Inc.
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I just ran a scan on my root drive, and had 3 hits. I ran each of them
by VirusTotal, and each VT had ClamAV reporting them as Clean. The
output here was:
/home/paul/.config/vivaldi/Default/Extensions/kbmfpngjjgdllneeigpgjifpgocmfgmb/5.10.1_0/foreground.entry.js.map:
the time to get me started up. Much appreciated!
Paul
On Fri, Jan 5, 2018 at 12:50 AM, Kees Theunissen
<c.j.theunis...@differ.nl> wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Jan 2018, Paul B. wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>I just installed ClamAv on a desktop Linux machine. I would like to
>>set it up us
<alvarn...@mac.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 12, 2018 at 08:31 PM, Paul B. wrote:
>> I just ran a scan on my root drive, and had 3 hits. I ran each of them
>> by VirusTotal, and each VT had ClamAV reporting them as Clean. The
>> output here was:
>>
>> /home/
Thanks for the responses.
> ask your distribution or use one with no broken repos
This distro worked fine with Clam before I had a video driver problem.
Restoring from image should have taken me back to safe ground, but for
some reason it hasn't. I can ask at the distro, but I don't readily
see
Ok, I got the same errors from Synaptics upon trying to install a
completely unrelated program:
E: clamav-base: subprocess installed post-installation script returned
error exit status 1
E: clamav-freshclam: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
E: clamav: dependency problems - leaving
> Synaptic should be able to show you enough information to track down the
> missing dependencies, or allow you to uninstall them. Note that this
> may break your installed-from-source working ClamAV, depending on where
> it was installed.
> Something is wrong with the recordkeeping in the
(Sorry to keep breaking threading. I'm on digest here, and I know of
no way to Reply directly to a post.)
> Keep in mind that Debian itself cherry-picked the relevant fixes
> into a patch update to 0.99.2. If you are on Debian stable or a
> direct derivative of stable, and have at least
> You can't mix distro packages and builds from upstream source
> on the same system. If you're going to switch from one to the
> other, you have to uninstall.
> Scott K
That's initially what I did. I was going to avoid 99.3 because of some
problems reported here, so I went with 99.2 in the
Hi guys,
I had ClamAV up and running fine, but there was a problem and I had
to restore the system from an earlier image. Everything is running
fine, but now I can't install ClamAV.
The system is MX Linux 17 (Debian 9.3) x64. I tried installing from
the MX repo, which has CAV 99.2, and got the
I've been finding for some time now that I have a 10-15 second delay
before my machine settles down after a boot. It doesn't always happen,
but usually does. Perhaps it's a first boot of the day issue, I'm not
sure. But on opening Task manager I see that it is Freshclam
consistently causing the
Thanks to everyone who responded. For some reason I cannot Reply to
mails from this list. I have to Compose from scratch each time, which
probably breaks threading here. Here is my original response,
resending now:
Thanks very much, Micah! I have ethernet here and it does connect
quickly, but
First boot-up today, and the problem persists without any change, so
apparently network unavailability is not a factor in my case (the
connection is always made very early after the desktop appears).
Somehow a delay on boot would have to be programmed into the Freshclam
scheduler in order to solve
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