Mail::ClamAV Mail::ClamAV is a Perl extension for the clamav virus scanner.
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Mail::ClamAV is a Perl extension for the clamav virus scanner. Mail::ClamAV is a Perl extension for the clamav virus scanner.SYNOPSIS use Mail::ClamAV qw/:all/; # $Mail::ClamAV::Error in numeric context return clamav's # error status code which corresponds to the constants which # can be exported my $c = new Mail::ClamAV("/path/to/directory/or/file") or die "Failed to load db: $Mail::ClamAV::Error (", 0+$Mail::; # You can get retdbdir() to get the database dir in # clamav's conf my $c = new Mail::ClamAV(retdbdir()) or die "Failed to load db: $Mail::ClamAV::Error"; # When database is loaded, you must create the proper trie with: $c->build or die "Failed to build engine: $Mail::ClamAV::Error"; # check to see if we need to reload if ($c->statchkdir) { $c = new Mail::ClamAV(retdbdir()); $c->build or die "Failed to build engine: $Mail::ClamAV::Error"; } # Set some limits (only applies to scan()) $c->maxreclevel(4); $c->maxmailrec(4); $c->maxfiles(20); $c->maxfilesize(1024 * 1024 * 20); # 20 megs $c->archivememlim(0); # limit memory usage for bzip2 (0/1) $c->maxratio(0); # Scan a filehandle (scandesc in clamav) # scan(FileHandle or path, Bitfield of options) my $status = $c->scan(FH, CL_SCAN_ARCHIVE|CL_SCAN_MAIL); # Scan a file (scanfile in clamav) my $status = $c->scan("/path/to/file.eml", CL_SCAN_MAIL); # $status is an overloaded object die "Failed to scan: $status" unless $status; if ($status->virus) { print "Message is a virus: $statusn"; } else { print "No virus found!n"; }Requirements:· Perl Requirements: · Perl

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