Dr.Web for Plesk 12.x Commands Linux Centos 7 64bits

[juanam]

I don´t know that product & version have installed.
Dr Web is included with the purchase of Parallels Plesk.

a) What are the console commands for Linux Centos 7, 64 bits ?
b) Has it graphical environment for Linux Centos 7, 64 bits ?

• OS: ‪CentOS Linux 7.2.1511 (Core)‬
• Plesk version: 12.5.30 Update #30

Do I have to have some specific library installed to work ?

 

[UFHH01]

Hi juanam,

pls. read the official Plesk documentation:

Antivirus Support ( Plesk online documentation for Plesk 12.5 )​

b) Has it graphical environment for Linux Centos 7, 64 bits ?

No. ( I wonder what sort of "graphical environment" you expect... )

Do I have to have some specific library installed to work ?

Installing Dr.Web over the Plesk Control Panel, or over the command line ( with the Plesk autoinstaller for example ), is sufficient to meet the requirements.

 

[juanam]

Hi juanam,

pls. read the official Plesk documentation:

Antivirus Support ( Plesk online documentation for Plesk 12.5 )​

No. ( I wonder what sort of "graphical environment" you expect... )


Installing Dr.Web over the Plesk Control Panel, or over the command line ( with the Plesk autoinstaller for example ), is sufficient to meet the requirements.

Aah Ok , so it does not replace an server antivirus (VPS ) as the Clamav.
Can I not scan files and directories on my VPS manually?

 

[Lloyd_mcse]

As far as I remember, Dr.Web only scans mail. If you have ClamAV already installed, I would use it to scan mail.
There is a feature request at uservoice for Plesk to add ClamAV...

https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/...lamav-as-module-in-plesk-to-protect-better-th

I hope that helps

Regards

Lloyd

 

[juanam]

As far as I remember, Dr.Web only scans mail. If you have ClamAV already installed, I would use it to scan mail.
There is a feature request at uservoice for Plesk to add ClamAV...

https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/...lamav-as-module-in-plesk-to-protect-better-th

I hope that helps

Regards

Lloyd

Thanks Lloyd,
I have been answered the Dr. Web support forum.
It appears so you can scan directories and files.
Only a file (replace the word "file" by file name):

drwebdc file

A full directory (replace the word "directory" by directory name):

for file in $(find directory -type f);do drwebdc $file;done

Example, scanning a root directory

for file in $(find / -type f);do drwebdc $file;done

A full directory skip empty files:

for file in $(find /-type f ! -empty);do drwebdc $file;done > report

To avoid errors "Permission denied" or "Error -3, on file passed to lib", skip to scan /sys or /proc

$(find /-type f ! -empty | grep -v '/sys' | grep -v '/proc' );do echo $file; drwebdc $file;done > report