[clamav-users] Supported Operating Systems

[Van Dalsen, Herbie]

Hi all,

I would please like to know if clamav is supported on HP-UX, and where I can get the manuals to install on HP-UX.

Kind Regards

Herbie

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Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
Hi all,
I would please like to know if clamav is supported on HP-UX, and where I can get the manuals to install on HP-UX.

I haven't tried it on HP-UX, but ClamAV should be fairly easy to install
on any standard Linux/Unix system. If there are not packages available,
you can always install from source. Personally, I prefer to install
ClamAV from source so that I don't have to wait on the packagers when a
new version comes out.

[Joe Frattura]

Hi,

Can you tell me … Can I install ClamAV to a server so that it is accessible via HTTP? Id like to do scans from http.

Thanks,
Joe

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
Hi all,
I would please like to know if clamav is supported on HP-UX, and where I can get the manuals to install on HP-UX.

I haven't tried it on HP-UX, but ClamAV should be fairly easy to install on any standard Linux/Unix system. If there are not packages available, you can always install from source. Personally, I prefer to install ClamAV from source so that I don't have to wait on the packagers when a new version comes out.
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[Bowie Bailey]

Clamd can be set up to listen on a TCP port for remote scans, but you
still need to use clamdscan or something else that understands the
protocol to talk to it. I am not aware of any easy way to do scans via
http.

Bowie

Post by Joe Frattura
Hi,
Can you tell me … Can I install ClamAV to a server so that it is accessible via HTTP? Id like to do scans from http.
Thanks,
Joe

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
Hi all,
I would please like to know if clamav is supported on HP-UX, and where I can get the manuals to install on HP-UX.

I haven't tried it on HP-UX, but ClamAV should be fairly easy to install on any standard Linux/Unix system. If there are not packages available, you can always install from source. Personally, I prefer to install ClamAV from source so that I don't have to wait on the packagers when a new version comes out.
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[G.W. Haywood]

Hi there,

Can you tell me ? Can I install ClamAV to a server so that it is
accessible via HTTP? Id like to do scans from http.

Please do not hijack a thread to ask an unrelated question.

Your question is too open-ended to give any sensible answer
apart from 'Yes'. Of course you can do it, but very likely
you would have do most of the work yourself.

If you can provide more information about what you want to do
then by all means start another thread to explain.

[Arnaud Jacques / SecuriteInfo.com]

Hello,

Post by Joe Frattura
Can you tell me … Can I install ClamAV to a server so that it is accessible
via HTTP? Id like to do scans from http.

Mod_clamav for Apache.

http://software.othello.ch/mod_clamav/

But I don't know if it compiles on HP-UX.
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[Van Dalsen, Herbie]

Thank you for attacking people on my behalf(IT IS MY THREAD :) but... do you have anything helpful to add to my problem (can I use clamav on HP-UX? :)

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From: clamav-users [mailto:clamav-users-***@lists.clamav.net] On Behalf Of G.W. Haywood
Sent: 09 June 2016 17:11
To: clamav-***@lists.clamav.net
Subject: Re: [clamav-users] Supported Operating Systems

Hi there,

Can you tell me ? Can I install ClamAV to a server so that it is
accessible via HTTP? Id like to do scans from http.

Please do not hijack a thread to ask an unrelated question.

Your question is too open-ended to give any sensible answer apart from 'Yes'. Of course you can do it, but very likely you would have do most of the work yourself.

If you can provide more information about what you want to do then by all means start another thread to explain.
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[Arnaud Jacques / SecuriteInfo.com]

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
Thank you for attacking people on my behalf(IT IS MY THREAD :) but... do you
have anything helpful to add to my problem (can I use clamav on HP-UX? :)

I see clamav on HP-UX here :
https://h20392.www2.hpe.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=HPUXIEXP1131

Does it match with your OS version ?
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[Matus UHLAR - fantomas]

Post by Joe Frattura
Can you tell me … Can I install ClamAV to a server so that it is accessible
via HTTP? Id like to do scans from http.

what exactly do you mean?
scan files uploaded via HTTP (to a webserver)?
scan files accessed by HTTP (via a proxy server)?

scan files uploaded via HTTP and report if they are infected?
(having a web virus checker)

[Van Dalsen, Herbie]

Thank you Jacques,

We have 11.11, 11.23, 11.31.
We have both risc and Itanium.

Herbie

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Sent: 09 June 2016 17:54
To: ClamAV users ML
Subject: Re: [clamav-users] Supported Operating Systems

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
Thank you for attacking people on my behalf(IT IS MY THREAD :) but...
do you have anything helpful to add to my problem (can I use clamav on
HP-UX? :)

I see clamav on HP-UX here :
https://h20392.www2.hpe.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=HPUXIEXP1131

Does it match with your OS version ?

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Arnaud Jacques
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[G.W. Haywood]

Hi there,

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
Thank you for attacking people on my behalf(IT IS MY THREAD :)

It was a polite reminder of email etiquette, not an attack. ;)

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
but... do you have anything helpful to add to my problem (can I use
clamav on HP-UX? :)

Apologies, I had understood that your question had been answered.

The answer is, of course, "Yes, of course." ... :)

With things like ClamAV I prefer to build from source. HP-UX does
offer a C compiler, of a sort. It isn't much use but you can always
install gcc and the rest of the tools. Will they let you do that?

My personal view is that it would be cheaper, far quicker, much easier
and more reliable to buy a computer and install Debian Linux on it
than it would be to set up a decent build environment on HP-UX from
scratch, but I'm not conversant with your imperatives. If you can be
more forthcoming about your requirements I'm sure that there's plenty
of experience on the list for you to tap.

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
This is a confidential communication ... you are specifically
prohibited from copying this message ... unless you receive written
authorisation from us to do.

I suppose I'd better get that written authorisation then, I wouldn't
want the Garda raiding my laptop ...

[Joe Frattura]

Hey Sorry to attack here but how do I remove myself from this email group.
regards

Post by G.W. Haywood
Hi there,

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
Thank you for attacking people on my behalf(IT IS MY THREAD :)

It was a polite reminder of email etiquette, not an attack. ;)

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
but... do you have anything helpful to add to my problem (can I use
clamav on HP-UX? :)

Apologies, I had understood that your question had been answered.
The answer is, of course, "Yes, of course." ... :)
With things like ClamAV I prefer to build from source. HP-UX does
offer a C compiler, of a sort. It isn't much use but you can always
install gcc and the rest of the tools. Will they let you do that?
My personal view is that it would be cheaper, far quicker, much easier
and more reliable to buy a computer and install Debian Linux on it
than it would be to set up a decent build environment on HP-UX from
scratch, but I'm not conversant with your imperatives. If you can be
more forthcoming about your requirements I'm sure that there's plenty
of experience on the list for you to tap.

Post by Van Dalsen, Herbie
This is a confidential communication ... you are specifically
prohibited from copying this message ... unless you receive written
authorisation from us to do.

I suppose I'd better get that written authorisation then, I wouldn't
want the Garda raiding my laptop ...
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73,
Ged.
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