Add ClamAV as module in Plesk to protect better the server. Thank you Parallels Team.
Is easy to use.
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David Roussel commented
Without the FOSS/OSS community Plesk wouldn't function. You'd be stuck supporting Windows Servers & IIS.
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David Roussel commented
@Admin - you state that trying to intergrate ClamAV is sooo hard. In fact if I wasn't running Plesk and using iReadMail its set as default OOTB (out of the box).
So please - don't spread FUD.
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Dmitriy Sumin commented
Plesk currently offers two pieces of spying software - drweb and kaspersky, so please implement something more adequte, for example - clamav ;)
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Chris commented
ClamAV ist a must have fort Plesk. Please integrate this.
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Thorsten commented
@anonym: Btw. search for Kaspersky and the terms espionage or spying...
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Thorsten commented
Since Plesk was taken over by a financial investor user requirements and user needs, even open standards are obsolete.
New target is the reselling of proprietary overpriced third-party ****. Looks like a squeez out process until all price rises and user disregardment pays back and Plesk is a name from the past.
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Rick commented
Open Source SW like ClamAV should be prioritized than paid solutions.
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Anonymous commented
Its not needed. Kaspersky-AV do this perfectly.
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Daniel commented
@Brujo yeah completly right.
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Brujo commented
one of the first things I always do on a new Server, is to integrate CLAMAV to Postfix, so I provide antivirus protection to all mailboxes and for all Users for free. In my opinion this must be out of the BOX for Plesk for Basic securit of Mailboxes...
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Kevin Colburn commented
Come on plesk staff, be honest. It's a simple undertaking but it would lower your sales on the paid antivirus solutions. Was that hard to say?
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Anonymous commented
PLESK must be getting a percent from these expensive antivirus solutions they suggest.
There is no other explanation to avoiding ClamAV. I am used to using plesk, but when I see that other control panels offer ClamAV integration for free, I am disheartened.. -
Giancarlo Di Massa commented
ClamAV would let us provide antivirus protection to all mailboxes for free.
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rdk commented
>> Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection
This is totally fine to provide some additional functionality of open-source solutions for some fee, but this is not what we need or discuss here.Open-source spam filtering and virus protection should be provided/supported out-of-the-box by plesk.
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Marcel commented
Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection is now in the Plesk extension directory:
https://ext.plesk.com/packages/a0814127-0f74-49d4-afff-6f644f02d612-warden
Full ClamAV support with virus logging!
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rdk commented
>> Plesk currently offers two high-quality anti-viruses and other related services like WAF
Plesk currently offers 3 PAID antiviruses with no open-source alternative. There is something wrong with Plesk.
ClamAV must have been added years ago, before you add any paid antiviruses.
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Greg commented
Have you tried the Revisium Antivirus extension for websites? https://www.plesk.com/extensions/revisium-antivirus/
It includes fully-functional malware file scanner and also one-click automatic removal in a premium version.
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ChrisH commented
How can we get the falsely blocked emails from the Dr.Web infected directory into our Clients mailboxes?!
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Malware.Expert commented
With OS can install ClamAV with yum or apt-get.
Better is use Maldet - https://www.rfxn.com/projects/linux-malware-detect/ & extra signatures to better detect malware from PHP files:
https://malware.expert/signatures/
Also mod_clamav to ProFTPd that can scan FTP uploaded files with Malware:
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[Deleted User] commented
As for me, adding a clamav milter wasn't complicated - just install clamp-milter for systemd, configure it and add its socket to /etc/postfix/main.cf - and it works!
It would be great if Plesk would do these steps for you :)