clamscan | robust ClamAV virus scanning library supporting scanning | TCP library

When I tried to Scan the /home directory I got this error.

How can i perform the scan for the files that comes as a request payload that if it is a potential virus or not? For ex. if some body saves a EICAR signature as a txt file and tries to upload it , i want to scan and reject it if in case it is a virus file.

I have checked clamscan but unable to understand what to specify in path here:-

I'm living my worse nightmare. I have an CentOS server, that is hosting 10s of WordPress website.

My clients notice that their websites are opening and after loading it is redirected to (fast.destinyfernandi.com) <---- Malware website.

I used ClamAV to detect the malware and clean them manually, without any success.

Here is the example of the Clamscan command result of one of the website:

I'd like to use notify-send from within a bash script that is running in the background to inform the user about the progress of the script. More specifically this is a script that automagically runs when a USB flash drive is inserted and runs a scan with ClamAV.

Specifically at line 30 and line 66. So far, I'm not having any luck. Can someone give me some advice/help? Thanks.

My OS: Centos 7, using laravel 5.8, php 7.1:

I using Clamav.php at: https://github.com/kissit/php-clamav-scan to scan virus of a file:

Changed setting of socket file:

I am currently having an issue with ClamAV and freshclam on Centos 6.9.

I have the last Clam engine 0.99.2, and a working internet connection. Even if I run the # freshclam -v command ( it only returns a security warning about unsecure permission of freshclam.conf) before a # clamscan, clamAV return me this warning :

LibClamAV Warning: ************************************************** LibClamAV Warning: *** The virus database is older than 7 days. *** LibClamAV Warning: *** Please update it IMMEDIATELY! *** LibClamAV Warning: **************************************************

So my questions are : how can I know when the last update was done ? Or make sure the virus database is up-to-date ?

PS : I've tested the clamscan with eicar test file and it detects it.

I'm using Python to run a subprocess of a command that scans a USB drive for viruses using ClamScan, the command works perfectly when executed in the terminal but when I run it within my Python script it creates the temporary output file but the file does not contain the expected results, where as running it directly gives the expected result.

I'm writing a shell script that builds and edits an html file whose main content is basically clamscan's (ClamAV) output. So, the script's mission is : translating the output, removing unhelpful stuff, adding html tags and so on. Though, i'm stuck with the last modification i want.

One part of the edited output from clamscan looks like this :

Working on a React/Django app. I have files being uploaded by users through the React front-end that end up in the Django/DRF back-end. We have antivirus (AV) running on the server constantly, but we want to add stream scanning before it is written to disk.

It is a bit over my head as how to set it up. Here are a few sources I am looking at.

How do you virus scan a file being uploaded to your java webapp as it streams?

Although accepted best answer describes it being "... quite easy" to setup, I'm struggling.

I apparently need to cat testfile | clamscan - per the post and the corresponding documentation:

How do you virus scan a file being uploaded to your java webapp as it streams?

So if my back-end looks like the following: