[Is there any working CLI-scanner for linux?]

Now I was able to find a solution by myself:
The installation created at symlink named /opt/eset/efs/sbin/cls/lib pointing into the void, but the right lib directory containing the virus definitions was found in /var/opt/eset/efs/lib.

So I recreated the symlink in /opt/eset/efs/sbin/cls/lib with

ln -sf /var/opt/eset/efs/lib /opt/eset/efs/sbin/cls/lib

and so got the cls CLI-Scanner working.

 

Best regards, Sascha

[Is there any working CLI-scanner for linux?]

Thanks for your reply, but I get the following error message when executing /opt/eset/efs/sbin/cls/cls:

ECLS Command-line scanner, version 1.0.0.0, (C) 2017 ESET, spol. s r. o.
Scanner initialization failed.

And as I stated above, strace reveals that the scanner was looking for a file called em000_64.dat, but fails.

Best regards, Sascha

[Is there any working CLI-scanner for linux?]

Hello there,

 

is there any working command line scanner which can be integrated in a running postfix/amavis configuration? I evaluated Mail Security für Linux but it obviously gets not longer updated anymore. Now I tried to give a chance to File Security für Linux, it comes with this odscan CLI-tool, but it is not reporting neither success nor any resulting virus status. There is also a integrated tool called "cls" in the /sbin folder of the installation directory, but this one obviously does not find its virus databases as it is looking for "em000_64.dat".

 

Best regards

 

Sascha