d6565c5b83
Fix use of iconv output variable so we don't try to free or realloc a bad pointer. Also add a basic unit test to validate use of the utf8 conversion function. Fix EGG parser mem leak. Also adjusts valgrind suppression rules to ignore valgrind false positives in unrar code (again).
ClamAV
ClamAV® is an open source antivirus engine for detecting trojans, viruses, malware & other malicious threats.
Documentation & FAQ
Official documentation can be found online at ClamAV.net. Our source code release tarballs also includes a copy of the documentation for offline reading.
ClamAV Signatures
Anyone can learn to read and write ClamAV signatures. Take a look at the signature writing documentation and phishing signature writing documentation to get started!
Installation Instructions
UNIX
Build from Source on Linux/Unix/Mac
For basic compile and install instructions on Linux/Unix platforms, check out the install instructions.
For detailed instructions specific to building ClamAV please investigate our the Linux/Unix/Mac Install instructions in the User Manual.
Install from a binary package
For binary package distribution installation instructions, head over to our website.
Windows
Build from Source on Windows
The instructions for building ClamAV from source on Windows is located in the Win32 README.
Using an Install Package
We provide an installer to install ClamAV on Windows to "C:\Program Files". This install method will require you to have Adminstrator priveleges.
We also provide a "Portable Install Package" (i.e. a zip of the required files) for users that may wish to run ClamAV without installing it to a system-owned directory.
For details on how to use either option, head over to the Windows Install instructions in the User Manual.
Upgrading from a previous version
Some tips on how to upgrade from a previous version of ClamAV.
ClamAV News
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