Please help me about my fund transaction

ClamAV should be available if not installed by default, it's an open source antivirus engine so why not make it available as a service!

It's no luxury but a (to bad) needed security! And should therefor be included and Plesk customers should not have to pay for it. (i'm referring to the paid Extension!)

Please add ClamAV as a feature. I understand the desire to monetize; looking at the competition, A/V integration is simply a table-stakes feature now, it seems to me.

Why we need ClamAV? - You have so many private users of Plesk who finance it from their hobby. An additional charge for a complete suite (monthly/yearly) is not an option. ClamAV offers very good protection and is free of charge!
You could integrate this as standard, if a private person or company needs more, here are the chargeable alternatives.

There seems little point in NOT having ClamAV because the PLESK EMAIL SECURITY extension has a warning saying it is not installed.

Plesk is warning us that something is not installed - so why aren't they installing it as standard?

parallels should add clamav integration, that other 3rd party signatures can used also in plesk:

https://malware.expert/signatures/

pls parallels standard clamav integration!

Please !

I need ClamAV to secure a NextCloud installation.

ClamAV is needed into Plesk!

How long more?

please

Yes Please

i also vote for a clamav integration in a free extension!

ClamAv Pleeeaaasseeeeee.
seriously, competition offers the means to deploy it when they are less expensive. Where does the problem ?
A request for 4 years already.not understand this non position statement. Do we deserve this treatment ? We put money so take a stand.

Plesk Team, why don't you close this one? You already have your paid extension.

ClamAV Now!

Found this uservoice on the search for a ClamAV support, voted for this feature!

ClamAV should be a free extension for scanning the web server traffic not just email, and why should it be paid when its a free product.

Thank you for link!