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WebPanel => Problems on other RedHat linux servers => Topic started by: venty on January 14, 2025, 08:16:20 AM
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Hi,
I have an Alma Linux 9 server, how can I check if Clamav is installed, because here:
https://prnt.sc/jkK3x_r8j-fg
Are there any special features for its settings, such as scanning constantly?
Thanks in advance!
BR
Venty
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Hi,
In shell (command prompt) of your server run the following commands as root:
rpm -qa | grep clam
ps auxc | grep clam
The first command will show you if any binary packages associated with ClamAV are installed. You should see a few packages.
The second command shows if any clamav process is running currently. You should see "clamd" if clamav is running as daemon.
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Hi,
In shell (command prompt) of your server run the following commands as root:
rpm -qa | grep clam
ps auxc | grep clam
The first command will show you if any binary packages associated with ClamAV are installed. You should see a few packages.
The second command shows if any clamav process is running currently. You should see "clamd" if clamav is running as daemon.
Hi,
from the first command it returned me that I have several packages installed...
and from the second it returned me only:amavis..... ? Ssl 09:19 3:09 clamd
BR
Venty
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It means clamav is installed and mail system uses it to check emails for viruses/trojans.
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I posted a guide for AL 9 on this thread:
https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/apache/issues-with-brand-new-fresh-install-with-almalinux-9-4/ (https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/apache/issues-with-brand-new-fresh-install-with-almalinux-9-4/)
ClamAV needs to be installed BEFORE CWP to work correctly.
Then after you install CWP install spamassassin amavis.