Force download file blocked by clamav

ClamAV Detected virus not getting quarantined Community forum to discuss cxs. If you believe that there is a problem with your cxs installation and want support then, as a paid product, you should use the helpdesk after having consulted the documentation.

Here is my default cxs config. The qurantine options see above clearly show "Mhv" v being virus. It used to quarantine those, but doesn't seem to anymore. But I do have 'v' options Virus defined --qoptions Mhv and so it should have quarantined this file when it was detected by ClamAV. Yet it didn't quarantine it. Why not??? You have "--quarantine " with no setting. Recommended Posts. Report post. Posted December 8, Is this a known issue with ClamAV that it blocks downloadable content?

Is there any whitelist? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites. Thanks for any help Bodo. Best wishes, Ritchie Join the conversation You can post now and register later. When users can upload files to your server through upload fields, your server can be exposed to viruses.

It would be useful to scan each file before it gets saved on your server and that's what this post is about. Luckily, there's a contributed module out there that integrates the opensource antivirus software ClamAV in your Drupal website. There are 2 major steps to take to make this work: Install and configure the ClamAV software on your server. The configuration is minimal. Install and configure the ClamAV module on your Drupal website.

The configuration again is minimal. For the others out there, the configuration is basically the same, the way of installing will probably go via another packager. The same applies to the installation on the final server. Configure ClamAV We have to configure 2 files: clamd. Copy freshclam. Comment or remove the line below. Example Path to the database directory. The database directory is the location where the databases are downloaded to. Make sure you copy this path to the clamd.