*****************************************************************************
You have installed the samba-vscan package.
The vfs object's is in %%PREFIX%%/lib/samba.
The configuration files is in %%PREFIX%%/etc/samba-vscan.
Edit %%PREFIX%%/etc/smb.conf and add the following entry if you are using
samba 2.X (that's only an example):
[vscan]
comment = virus-protected /tmp directory
path = /tmp
vfs object = %%PREFIX%%/lib/samba/vscan-oav.so
vfs options = config-file = %%PREFIX%%/etc/samba-vscan/vscan-oav.conf
writeable = yes
browseable = yes
guest ok = yes
If you are using samba 3.X:
Edit /etc/smb.conf and add the following entry (that's only an example):
[vscan]
comment = virus-protected /tmp directory
path = /tmp
vfs object = vscan-oav
vscan-oav: config-file = %%PREFIX%%/etc/samba-vscan/vscan-oav.conf
writeable = yes
browseable = yes
guest ok = yes
Basically you have to add a vfs object line to your shares
which should be virus-protected by this module. If you'd like to use the
run-time configuration file, simply add the
vfs options = config-file = /path/config-file
(different settings for several shares can be achieved by using a different
name of the configuration file for each share). If you want to protect _all_
shares your Samba server offers, simply add the vfs object line (and the
vfs options line, if you like) to the [global] section.
Then restart samba.
Important: Remember, you need to install Clamav, Fprot, Icap, Kaspersky, Mks, Openantivirus, Sophos or Trend Antivirus to samba-vscan works correctly.
/electron4/files/bl-1.2.3
FreeBSD GNOME current development ports (https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports-gnome)