Just finished testing and bug reported the following incident re clamAV. Despite the boxed version featuring "protection of viruses" this is NOT the case. The service real-time service clamd running it will NOT detect malicious code so if you get an email or file and send it on to anyone - it will NOT be identified to you. There is either an obvious issue with the service OR its intended functionality - However the word "Protection" abounds. The only way of detection is to run clamscan from console see clamscan --help for options. If you want to scan a few GIGs of Data - Take the day off while it completes - Its that slow. Also IF you rely on clamAV to detect malicious code via either HTTP or HTTPS file action from a possibly infected server of yours - it wont. - The requester may? You can verify this via virus test http://www.eicar.org/anti_virus_test_file.htm I have marked the bug as critical for obvious reasons. https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=270581 Perhaps someone else could verify if there is any detection provided by SAMBA on-line scanning and open yet another bug Cheers Scott - Votes would help bug if your concerned by this issue. :-\
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