Ronny Nussbaum wrote: > Forgive my ignorance, but I only know how to install Perl modules with > "perl -MCPAN -e shell", then typing install <moudule name". > Once I do that, how can I use the module that you wrote? > Should they be accessible from a script? or are they themselves already > scripts?
They are not executables in themselves. If you read the man-page[1] of ClamAV::Client, there are examples of how to use it. You simply create a new text file, e.g. clamd-control, and make it executable (`chmod +x clamd-control`). Then you choose the parts you wish to use and put them in the file, preceded by a "#!/path/to/perl" (usually /usr/bin/perl) line. In case you don't speak Perl, you could try the attached Perl script. Call it as `clamd-control ping`, `clamd-control version`, `clamd-control scan filename', etc. (i.e. use the clamd commands, except for "stream" and "session"). References: 1. http://search.cpan.org/dist/ClamAV-Client/lib/ClamAV/Client.pm
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