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To do this on Ubuntu, you can open a terminal and insert | === Install ClamAV === | ||
To do this on Ubuntu, you can open a terminal and insert | |||
sudo apt-get install clamav | |||
and press enter. | |||
You may also build ClamAV from sources to benefit from better scanning performance. | You may also build ClamAV from sources to benefit from better scanning performance. | ||
To update the signatures, you type | |||
To update the signatures, you type | |||
sudo freshclam | |||
on a terminal session and press enter. | |||
=== Enable ClamAV === | |||
In your Mahara you need to specify the path to your install ClamAV program in your config.php file, eg: | |||
$cfg->pathtoclam = '/usr/bin/clamscan'; | |||
Then you need to go to Administration -> Configure site -> Security settings and turn on the '''Virus Checking''' switch and saving | |||
Revision as of 13:12, 14 Mayıs 2018
Install ClamAV
To do this on Ubuntu, you can open a terminal and insert
sudo apt-get install clamav
and press enter.
You may also build ClamAV from sources to benefit from better scanning performance.
To update the signatures, you type
sudo freshclam
on a terminal session and press enter.
Enable ClamAV
In your Mahara you need to specify the path to your install ClamAV program in your config.php file, eg:
$cfg->pathtoclam = '/usr/bin/clamscan';
Then you need to go to Administration -> Configure site -> Security settings and turn on the Virus Checking switch and saving