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This plugin requires a ClamAV daemon installed and configured for TCP sockets. Instructions for installing ClamAV (http://www.clamav.net/doc/latest/clamdoc.pdf )
NOTICE: The following directions assume there is a properly installed and configured clam daemon. Refer to step 2 above for more information about ClamAV.
The Clam antivirus database must be updated regularly to maintain the most current level of anti-virus protection. Please refer to the ClamAV documentation for instructions about maintaining the antivirus database.
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3.1.2 Optionally, add the vscan friendly name to the configuration to enable it in the administrative it in the administrative user interface.
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ui.tasknames = \ |
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profileformats = Profile Bitstream Formats, \ |
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requiredmetadata = Check for Required Metadata, \ |
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vscan = Scan for Viruses |
3.2 In the modules subdirectory of <dspace install>/config/modules, configure clamav.cfg
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service.host = <ipaddress of service host> |
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#The ip address where host where the clam daemon runs, and which is configured in the clamd configuration file. |
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\\ service.port = <port of service host> |
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#The port where the host where the clam daemon runs. |
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\\ socket.timeout = <socket timeout in millis> |
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#The timeout value to use when the socket is connecting. |
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\\ failfast = <true|false> |
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#When scanning from the user interface, a value of true indicates that the scan process will stop at the first infected |
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#bitstream found. Otherwise, all of the bitstreams for the target |
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#item will be scanned. Only the infected bitstream(s) will be reported on. |
4. Run a virus scan task from the GUI
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