Hi Marcos, thank you for the response. I'm glad you're working on the weekend! 😃
Just to clarify, it's not a network drive from the local Linux machine's point of view. From the local machine that's running ESET, it's not even a CIFS (SMB) or NFS share. The local machine has direct access as it is simply local storage from ESET's point of view. Are you saying that ESET still cannot detect new files in this situation if they are created by an outside source that is using that as a share?
I'm a little confused by your last statement about advanced heuristics. I've noticed that is disabled by default under real-time protection, will enabling make this work? (Are there any configuration options to make this work?)
What about ESET File Security for Linux? Does that monitor for newly created files from network shares? I would hope so since that's targeted toward Linux servers for businesses but I just want to confirm.
Alternatively, I could simply write a script to monitor for file changes and have that script manually execute a scan on those files but I would rather rely on the ESET product instead.
Thanks in advance!