This Linux file system software uses FUSE technology and has an on-access anti-virus file scanning feature to prevent virus infections. It operates in the user-space.
ClamFS is a FUSE-based user-space file system designed for Linux that incorporates on-access anti-virus file scanning through the clamd daemon. Users can easily install this software, regardless of the source of acquisition.
If you downloaded the source package, you can unpack it by running the following command after replacing with the relevant version number:
$ tar zxf clamfs-.tar.gz
Next, navigate to the newly created directory with:
$ cd clamfs-
For those who happen to have Debian GNU/Linux, you can use the following command to build the package:
$ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
Otherwise, you should use the standard installation method by configuring and making the package with:
$ ./configure $ make # make install
After installation, the next step is to configure the software according to your needs. To do this, copy the file doc/clamfs.xml to /etc/clamfs/.xml, and then edit the file as required.
Finally, start the file system daemon with:
# clamfs /etc/clamfs/.xml.
Overall, ClamFS is an efficient and effective user-space file system with a comprehensive on-access anti-virus file scanning feature, which makes it an excellent choice for any Linux user.
If you downloaded the source package, you can unpack it by running the following command after replacing
$ tar zxf clamfs-
Next, navigate to the newly created directory with:
$ cd clamfs-
For those who happen to have Debian GNU/Linux, you can use the following command to build the package:
$ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
Otherwise, you should use the standard installation method by configuring and making the package with:
$ ./configure $ make # make install
After installation, the next step is to configure the software according to your needs. To do this, copy the file doc/clamfs.xml to /etc/clamfs/
Finally, start the file system daemon with:
# clamfs /etc/clamfs/
Overall, ClamFS is an efficient and effective user-space file system with a comprehensive on-access anti-virus file scanning feature, which makes it an excellent choice for any Linux user.
What's New
Version 1.0.0: N/A