How to update an install of ClamAV on one VM that is offline after ...

You can start the clamd daemon and use clamdscan to scan for viruses. It uses a socket to connect to the clamd daemon, that is faster from using clamscan.

Despite lacking official support, however, as of Febuary 2023, it is still possible to update the ClamAV database with manual .cvd downloads.

There are two ways to get updated ClamAV files. Method 1: Use sudo freshclam. This is the command you can use on VM 1 to have it update files.

The doc describes how to update/upgrade ClamAV on RedHat, CentOS, Ubuntu, macOS, Windows., but nothing about pfSense/FreeBSD.

To update the virus database, open a terminal and enter the following command: sudo freshclam To automate this update you can set up a cron job.

Installing from source is one solution, but you will have to keep it up-to-date manually -- something that we often forget to do.

Install ClamAV From Source. If you installed from sources, first uninstall the old version. Then, compile and install the new one. Depending on your ...

1. Run FreshClam no more than once an hour to check for updates. FreshClam should check DNS first to see if an update is needed.

You have 0.102.4 installed and recommended is 0.103.2. Just upgrade your host to get the current version, make sure you have a valid update repository ...