I managed to fix the issue. Under System -> Advanced System Settings ->
Environment Variables, I edited the 'Path' system environment variable and
added the following text at the beginning of the string, using a semi-colon
as the required separator: 'C:\Program Files\ClamAV'. Now, 'clamscan.exe'
an
On 10-06-2023 10:03, Marc wrote:
cat < /tmp/clam-remote.conf
TCPSocket 3310
TCPAddr clamav.local
EOF
clamdscan -c /tmp/clam-remote.conf --fdpass --stream '/tmp/clam-remote.conf'
Perfect, thanks!
I suppose I'll create a ticket for the missing feature (this is a bit
cumbersome in the end of c
>
> I'm trying to scan a files (email, so not huge load) over my_internal_
> LAN.
>
> I have a dockerized clamd running on hostA, and on hostB, I can run
> clamdtop hostA, and get the expected output.
>
> However, from within the same container that I just started clamdtop, I
> can't do the same
Hey all,
I'm trying to scan a files (email, so not huge load) over my_internal_ LAN.
I have a dockerized clamd running on hostA, and on hostB, I can run
clamdtop hostA, and get the expected output.
However, from within the same container that I just started clamdtop, I
can't do the same with c
