ClamAV
Today, my internal UTM has detected 5 Virus. One of which was an email Virus.
I'm assuming the possibility that the other four were the same.
I have ClamAV on my server, does ClamAV do any live virus scanning ?
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I checked the settings in Exim Config, and they are switched on. The only thing i don't have employed is a daily cron job, as i run a check manually. In the event that ClamAV found a virus in an email, what would it do ? I don't recall seeing anything that would indicate it ever caught a virus. 0 -
Hello :) In the event that ClamAV found a virus in an email, what would it do ?
You can search /var/log/exim_rejectlog to see ClamAV activity for Exim. EX:zgrep -Hn "This message contains a virus or other harmful content" /var/log/exim_rejectlog*
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I ran that command, but nothing was revealed. I'm having a serious AV malfunction at the moment. It seems that ClamAV is either not scanning emails or not detecting virus. and today I've discovered that my UTM has a bug with POP3 AV. So I'm having to rely on client AV and user intuition. Unfortunately i can dismiss the latter. Do i need to resort to MailScanner ? 0 -
I'm even struggling with this. My firewall won't allow access to the link you sent, so I connected via my phone. However, the AV on my phone detected the test file as a virus and wouldn't let me download it. Turning off AV on my phone allowed the file download, so now i try to send it to myself via Gmail. Only Gmail detects it as a virus so sending fails. and running " zgrep -Hn "This message contains a virus or other harmful content" /var/log/exim_rejectlog*" still fails to display anything, so I can only assume that in the 6 months i've had ClamV installed, it's failed to detect a single virus. 0 -
Only Gmail detects it as a virus so sending fails.
You could try sending it through another email provider or your ISP in a third-party email client such as Thunderbird. Thank you.0
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