07-06-2019, 10:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-07-2019, 12:28 AM by bernard stafford.)
This is the documentation for Clam AV Manual https://www.clamav.net/documents/clam-an...ser-manual
According to Ask Ubuntu it is a good idea to have Clam TK,with Clam AV.
This gives you a GUI interface to scan with.
What you may be seeing could be that Clam AV not being able to access Root Files. [log in as Root]
I will refer you to the Documentation Manual.
The other explanation:
Clam AV can read these directories, but they contain "files" that aren't really data or executable.
Everything in /dev/ represents a piece of hardware.
/proc/ contains files that represent running processes.
/sys/ contains real-time system info/settings. So when Clam scan tries to scan these it probably gets confused.
According to Ask Ubuntu it is a good idea to have Clam TK,with Clam AV.
This gives you a GUI interface to scan with.
What you may be seeing could be that Clam AV not being able to access Root Files. [log in as Root]
I will refer you to the Documentation Manual.
The other explanation:
Clam AV can read these directories, but they contain "files" that aren't really data or executable.
Everything in /dev/ represents a piece of hardware.
/proc/ contains files that represent running processes.
/sys/ contains real-time system info/settings. So when Clam scan tries to scan these it probably gets confused.
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debian.org <-
GitHub.com <-
kde.org <-
I stay busy with LINUX,
Together we are LINUX...!