Add ClamAV as module in Plesk to protect better the server. Thank you Parallels Team.
Is easy to use.
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Achraf mandri commented
Yes very important
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ANDREAS VITOULADITIS
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Dear Rihard , i agree developers must be paid , but must also update and add new functionality in order to keep earning from subscriptions, as bossey1 says , the problem isn't to seamlesly install clamv on the background but to be supported by the Plesk GUI. Clamav should have already be implemented.
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Rafael Abreu
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******** stupid taste!!! Plesk is paid and not free, so it's the least they can do and bring low-cost solutions to us.
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bossey1
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I think the response by Richard Simanovics is a tad immature, unnecessary and undeserved. Calling for official support is no indication of the competence or otherwise of those making the request. Some officially supported and seemingly integrated extensions happen to be free. I have installed ClamAV but don't like the fact that the Plesk interface still tells me my emails are unprotected from viruses.
The first request was made in 2013. That is 11 years past so I don't think a gentle letting off of steam deserves the charge of incompetence. If there is a place where we can get regular updates on this voted-for request, then kindly point us there. Else let people know to no longer vote for this integration.
Thanks.
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Rihards Simanovics commented
`sudo apt update && sudo apt install clamav clamav-daemon` - replace with whichever package manager you use.
you... are... welcome!
And a link to integrate with Postfix if you need it for mail protection: https://www.linuxbabe.com/mail-server/postfix-amavis-spamassassin-clamav-ubuntu
Google or ChatGPT is your friend for other OS'.--- Mind-blowing in 3, 2, 1....
Can you PLEASE stop the whining, and keep this thread clean!? For those who, like me, hate these whiny emails, my apologies for adding to the noise. It's unbearable when all you want to see in your mailbox is:
"Some feature I'm subscribed to - Marked as Complete / In Progress / Planned"
Here is my take on this: if you can't open a terminal and DIY it while the Module is developed, you shouldn't run your own server or control panel since you are showing yourself as incompetent. Get yourself a cheap shared hosting and be happy. There are already other modules that are PAID AND FREE, and they are installed for you as part of the installation process.
As for monetisation, the "module" and friendly GUI are a convenience; developers spend time developing them, so they should get paid. Plesk is not open source, and if you get it free with VPS hosting, then you have a license that your VPS provider is paying for, and if you are "Yo Ho, Yo Ho, a pirate's life for me!" then you have no right to demand anything.
If you don't like something or can't bear getting your hands dirty by going into the terminal, install one of the numerous control panels you've mentioned and stop clogging up my mailbox!
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Weare Borg commented
I dont understand why everything needs to monetized. Plesk was once a very good and recommended control panel but at the moment opensource control panels are equally as good or even better. ClamAV is in most panels just standard these days.
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Cesare commented
It lacks the payment mode of the other solutions basically.
This, Varnish, OLS, (...).
Every single request that is on the top of the requests here that is free has the same answer "More Input Required".
What more input do you need?
I offer myself to make a draw if needed, but I don't see anything else that can be done if those 3 (only those 3), have almost 3k votes together were "ignored" like this being build now.By now I mean, competition is growing. And is getting better. Cheaper. Easier. Faster.
This one will make 10 years next year, Varnish has made 10 years this year, and what has been done?
Besides putting these suggestions in pretty packages with pretty names and buy buttons next to them.At this point, we should have shares for making suggestions that you guys are monetizing from.
Keep raising the prices, and keep turning open source into money source.
It works for now...
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Aubs
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Yes, please add ClamAV, it's basic for Linux, so should be available in Plesk.
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MandyDroid
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Please and Thank You!
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Bossey1
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It's about time this was done including on access scanning for mail and wordpress file uploads. We all deserve to be able to use what we trust and have it as a supported component. We are not all corporate.
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Pier Luigi
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ClamAV is already available but it is intentionally disabled because you are forced to purchase the Plesk Email Security Pro extension.
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Mr Black commented
Like many paid Plesk users who have received horrific support regarding new ideas, I am considering installing Virtualmin on my servers. The Parallels Team is only in it for the money, and their so-called support throws you into the knowledge base, even though, in many circumstances, the issue is not found there.
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Anonymous commented
+1
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Nic
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Plesk, it has been 11 years and this is currently the most voted feature. When is this coming ?
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ABDUL REHMAN commented
After years of Plesk’s neglect, I’ve switched to Virtualmin for my latest servers. While it may lack polish, Virtualmin offers all essential features for hosting and supports ClamAV and FreshClam.
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pschneider1968
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Due to the years and years of Plesk's unresponsiveness (also to other requests), I have setup my latest servers with Virtualmin, and will stop using Plesk at all. Virtualmin may not be as shiny, but it has all you need for any kind of hosting, and it has, of course, support for ClamAV and FreshClam.
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Jack Powell commented
Thank You.
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Eduard Puigdemunt commented
Como es posible que esto no este implementado ???
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Ionut Bochis commented
@Eric Emmrich Excellent idea, but for now, lets count the next 10 years :)
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Eric Emmrich commented
Maybe this could be considered instead - two birds with one stone, as Rspamd already comes with built-in ClamAV support: https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/14919189-rspamd-support
Plus it also leads to much better spam protection.