Mike
Germany

Thanks again!

This is what i was looking for since a long time.
Keep up the good work.

Best regard from France.

Louis

that is the Add-In I am looking for.
Great Idea !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hope your are able to realize the next version with virus removal soon.

Best regards from Germany

Kurt

There is a Beta available at http://whsclamav.sourceforge.net/ it only provides detection at the moment – which is a start – in the next month I hope to release a version with features to provide Health feedback and virus removal.

Thanks for the support and positive feedback from everyone so far.

Cheers,
Al

Thanks,

Bob

I appreciate your work, as I’m sure everyone else here does.

Have now killed it, although neither of the status/buttons on the clamav plugin are claiming either the updater or scanner is idle

Ran mem test ok, now trying a scan of DATA. (I don’t know WHS well, but with 2 drives what’s the relationship of C:\fs\xxxx (reparse point) to d:\ ?

The scan has been running around 18 hours — it is making progress, but very slow. Of course that’s clamwin, not the plugin.

You mentioned it scans
c:\
d:\shares

I’m new to WHS but have been very careful with a few scripts I have (specifically for ssh/rsync based backup using SFU) to only use the UNC paths, ie /net/myserver/share or \\myserver\share, since drive extender manages the sym link etc underneath the covers.

Is it safe to access d:\shares directly. I feel very uncomfortable about that, but perhaps I shouldn’t be?

Please do not post suggestions bugs or feature requests here – this should be done on the sourceforge site.

I hope to *start* a help file / full guide in the next few days but here is a brief guide:

1. Goto http://whsclamav.sourceforge.net/ and select “Download WHSClamAV files” link in the top right of the screen. I did this on Windows IE, I’ve not tested doing this on other OSes, browsers.

2. Save the file in Your WHS Software\Add-Ins path

3. Open the WHS Console, goto Settings->Add-Ins->Available

4. Click Install then reopen the console

5. Now you should have a ClamAV Icon – maybe out of view so scroll the bar. If you don’t, please report this as a problem on the sourceforge site.

6. At this point you have only installed the add-in – you need to install ClamAV :
6a) go to Settings->ClamAV (the WHS Console Settings)
6b) set the proxy if required though it should work with a proxy if you have one set in IE
6c) Click “Download”
if it fails to download or you like your WHS not on the internet you can copy ClamWin (download from the ClamWin sourceforge site) to Software\Add-ins as “clamav.exe”
6d) Click “Install” and wait for the installer to do it’s part. I cancel the update process here in case we are running with out internet access
6e) if you need to save your proxy information then hit “Save”
6f) Close the WHS settings window
7) Now go to the ClamAV Console Tab – do an update and then scan your memory, system disk or folder shares as you please.

Note the following is not supported by ClamWin:
– On Access File Scanning

Note the following is not yet implemented:
– Scanning initiated outside of the WHS Console Add-In – i.e. scheduled tasks, RPC, etc.
– Automatic virus definition file updates
– Configuration of ClamWin options
– Log parsing for virus detections

* Hint anyone who wants to write a guide or get involved in the project is welcome. My aim is to provide configuration of various aspects of the scanning and look into porting the clamav engine into the add-in to speed up file scanning.

** Though this release is early I wanted to get something out there that at leasts scans the memory, system and data drives. All suggestions will be taken onboard – please use the facilities offered from the sourceforge page.

This would be a GREAT addin

I didn’t experience the issue though… I don’t run backups on my systems though. I use WHS as a repository.