Here is the response: 2021/10/10 12:14:57 socat[38274] E connect(5, LEN=19 AF=1 "/tmp/clamd.socket", 19): Connection refused
> On Oct 10, 2021, at 11:35 AM, G.W. Haywood via clamav-users > <clamav-users@lists.clamav.net> wrote: > > Hi there, > > On Sun, 10 Oct 2021, Taylor Schley via clamav-users wrote: >>> On Fri, 8 Oct 2021, Taylor Schley via clamav-users wrote: >>> >>>> I have setup clamav using the docker container available on Docker >>>> Hub. Clamd is running with in the container and the socket path is >>>> mounted, however when I attempt to run `clamdtop` on the host >>>> computer I receive a connection refused response. >>> >>> The most likely explanation is that clamdtop is trying to connect to a >>> socket or port to which clamd is not connected. >>> >>> Please tell us exactly what socket or port clamd is using. >>> >>> Please show the exact command that you are using to run clamdtop, and >>> the complete response. >> ClamD setup in the docker container is: >> `/run/clamav/clamd.socket` >> >> Which is bound to `/tmp/clamd.socket` on the host MacOS. >> >> The following works from inside of the container: >> `clamdtop ‘/run/clamav/clamd.socket’` >> >> The following does not work on the host MacOS. >> `clamdtop ‘/tmp/clamd.socket’` >> Producing this result: >> Connecting to: /tmp/clamd.socket >> connect: Connection refused >> Abnormal program termination: Unable to connect to all clamds in void >> setup_connections(int, char **) at line 1456 >> >> I have already checked permissions and both the docker container and the >> host user have access to `/tmp/clamd.socket` > > What happens if you use netcat or similar to send PING from the host > MacOS to the clamd socket in /tmp/? See 'man clamd' for the PING > command and the expected response.
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