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    Default Virus Detected; File not Uploaded! (Can't access file /tmp/cpanel.TMP....

    Virus Detected; File not Uploaded! (Can't access file /tmp/cpanel.TMP....

    Error has to do with uploading via the File Manager.

    Currently at:
    WHM 10.6.0 cPanel 10.8.0-R27

    The solution listed in other posts regarding commenting the "Example" line in the clamav.conf file (in /etc?) do NOT apply, as this line is already commented out.

    Any ideas?

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    You need to look over the settings for clamd.conf

    Disable this
    # ClamAV can scan within archives and compressed files.
    # Default: enabled
    #ScanArchive

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    Quote Originally Posted by chris74108
    You need to look over the settings for clamd.conf

    Disable this
    # ClamAV can scan within archives and compressed files.
    # Default: enabled
    #ScanArchive
    The reason I say that is if the file exceeds a certain size or
    number of directorys clamav assumes its a virus.
    Do not forget to restart clamav

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    Thanks for the response.

    I am a little concerned as I belive that ClamAV is also used by the MailScanner stuff that Chirpy installed for us. Wouldn't removing ClamAVs ability to scan within compressed files kill the anti-virus capability of MailScanner?

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