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Originally Posted by rkelsen
If you're not serving anything then it is most likely that you don't need AV software at all.
Viruses for Linux can only attack "server-type" services which are not required to run as an end user.
This is due to the design of the base system, which basically makes it impossible for a Windows-style virus to do anything.
Anyhow, to get ClamAV working, the SlackBuild should work: https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/system/clamav/ |
The Slackbuild does work. Download, make the changes to users and groups and build it. Install it and run it. It works for me but can't detect a wet sock in a washing machine. I have had viruses in emails that claim to have been scanned by clamav and come up clean. F-Prot for linux catches them for me
