Posts by RfXd_99

    >Hmmm, this is reported by clamav? How does the output look like? I found something like https://stackoverflow.com/ques…-php-8-not-a-regular-file. If this is the case, it's not a plugin error/issue IMHO.< I have tried it an nothing. Same with other links. I forgot to mention that the shared folder that i am scanning is a folder created with the plugin mergerfs. This can cause the problem? Also, I was thinking that can it be a permissions issue?
    Edit: I also tried with a folder directly in a hard disk without plugins and gave me this errors:


    ERROR: Can't send to clamd: Broken pipe
    LibClamAV Error: File tree walk aborted.

    The file error happens sometimes, for example, I have just scan the folder and doesn't show the "file is no a regular file ERROR". I normally get this errors :


    "ERROR: Can't send to clamd: Broken pipe
    LibClamAV Error: File tree walk aborted.."

    Do you think it is an appArmor issue? As i read online, it can be an issue in omv sistems instaled by a debian ISO. If yes, what is this? How can i fix it? I don't have to much experience with this distribution, so if you could explain it to me I would be thankful.

    Here is some context, I am trying to make clamav work in omv 7, but I can't. When I do a scan from a ssh terminal (as superuser, as normal user it doesn't work), I put "clamscan -r (path-to-shared folder)" and it works just fine, but when i start it from the web ui, it shows "file": file is not a regular file, and the scan fails. How can i solve this? I already tried setting up the settings of clamav as the scan time, the max file size and etc., but that apparently didn't worked. I tried running <clamdscan --fdpass --stdout --verbose "/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-<UUID>/path/to/shared-folder">., but that worked flawlessly.


    I forgot to mention that the log don't show any errors, and when i run the scan from the web ui, it shows "clamd broken pipe tree walk aborted", and it fails. I installed omv from the original ISO, not with a debian image. What should I do?