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Scan with ClamAV (extended)

   2.5.7  

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Scan with ClamAV (extended)
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Downloads:  2969
Submitted:  Jan 8 2011
Updated:  Jun 18 2013

Description:

A short script to scan files or directories with ClamAV.
It provides the ability to scan multiple files, a progress-dialog and a result window.

Installation:
1. Start Dollphin
2. Press "Configure and control Dolphin" > "Configure Dolphin..."
3. Go to "Services"
4. "Download New Services..."
5. Search for my scripts name
6. Press "Install"

You need to have ClamAV installed.
If you encounter any issues when using the graphical way extract the file and run "sh install.sh".

All files are installed in the users home directory (/home/[user]/.kde[4]/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ClamScan/), there is no need to use su or sudo to install

Note:
The script is currently translated in English, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish and Ukrainian.
If you wish another language, translate the following and leave me a message or write it in a comment:
Name[en]=Scan with ClamAV
wait="ClamAV is scanning, please wait."
not_found="ClamAV is not installed!"
scan_sentence="Scanning files: "

Translations:
  • English
  • Finnish (Thanks to nikore90)
  • French (Thanks to pbuard)
  • German
  • Indonesian (Thanks to JamurBulet)
  • Italian (Thanks to Andrea Sciucca)
  • Russian (Thanks to Omega9)
  • Spanish
  • Swedish (Thanks to Jonas Norlander)
  • Turkish (Thanks to tanzer)
  • Ukrainian (Thanks to Localizator (localizator@ukr.net))




    • Changelog:

    2013-6-18 (2.5.7)
    - fixed permissions

    2012-9-16 (2.5.6)
    - fix: install-script: create path2 if it doesn't exist

    2012-4-21 (2.5.5)
    - support for linked directories
    - support for empty directories
    - unnecessary logfile gets deleted after scan, only result file remains
    - fixed some if-conditions
    - counts directories

    2012-4-19 (2.5.4)
    - fixed a wrong directory test (minor bug); now [ -d ] instead of [ -f ]
    - did some testing on the mountable devices .desktop file, seems to work fine now

    2012-4-19 (2.5.3)
    - fixed a wrong set directory (~/.kde4/...) (that was for testing, I forgot to remove it)
    - added spanish
    - fixed this bug: gentooforum.de/artikel/17867/2/update-script.html when running ClamScan.sh without syntax

    2012-2-23 (2.5.2)
    - fixed recognition of empty directories which I broke in 2.3

    2012-2-23 (2.5.1)
    - Indonesian translation

    2012-2-4 (2.5)
    - using mkdir -p instead of if-conditions

    (See Changelog file)

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     Wrong folder

     
     by FraMari on: Dec 27 2011      
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    Hi,
    I think that the folder location is wrong.
    In should be ~/.kde4/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ClamScan/, instead of ~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ClamScan/ClamScan.sh.


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     Re: Wrong folder

     
     by Incarus on: Dec 27 2011      
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    Hi,
    I reviewed the complete source code and come to the following conclusion - correct me if I'm wrong:

    There are two common locations for servicesmenus, on my machine (kde4-config --path services):
    /home/USER/.kde/share/kde4/services/
    and
    /usr/share/kde4/services/

    For my script I'm using the /home/USER/.kde/ (~/.kde) path because you can write in it without superuser-rights - not to mistaken with /usr/share/kde4/ (!).

    However, I will try to completly use relative paths (kde4-config --path services) instead of absolute paths (/home/USER/...) in my next release, thank you!


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     Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by FraMari on: Dec 27 2011      
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    In my /home directory there's only the /.kde4 folder; /.kde folder doesn't exist. I didn't used the /usr/share/kde4/services/ folder
    In fact, when i tried to run the script, it told me that it couldn't find the ClamScan.sh in the folder ~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ClamScan/ClamScan.sh; so i changed the path, and now it works, for me.
    Thank you!


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     Re: Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by Incarus on: Dec 27 2011      
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    Okay, the mentioned changed should fix that. I will release a fix later this day. Thanks!


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by Incarus on: Dec 27 2011      
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    *changes.

    Thank you for reporting, issue is now fixed in the installation routine. If the services path is not the default path (and I hope that is rare) the installation script will replace the paths in ClamScan.desktop. I also replaced absolute paths in ClamScan.sh with relatives.
    Not sure if there is another way to fix that - if you try to install it without install.sh and your .kde path is not the default one you could encouter problems.


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by FraMari on: Dec 27 2011      
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    I'm going to try this right now.
    Thanks to you!


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by FraMari on: Dec 27 2011      
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    It works like a charm!
    thank you



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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by steveke on: Jan 3 2012      
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    I see you already have a workaround, but you might be interested to use "kde4-config --localprefix --path services" to get the correct path :)


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by steveke on: Jan 3 2012      
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    Hmm maybe just the first bit!



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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wrong folder

     
     by Incarus on: Jan 3 2012      
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    I am not happy with both solutions,
    "kde4-config --localprefix"
    and "kde4-config --path services"

    The first one only returns "/home/USER/.kde/", the second "/home/USER/.kde/share/kde4/services/:/usr/share/kde4/services/"

    The first one is unlucky, because the service menu path could differ so "/home/USER/.kde/" + "share/kde4/services" could go 404.
    The second one have to be reduced, I'm using "echo ${path%:*}" to do that, which is not the best solution but at least it works.
    In theory I need a syntax which only returns the user service menu path "/home/USER/.kde/share/kde4/services/".
    My second problem is, that the .desktop file can not run a sh file in the same directory (like EXEC=sh abc.sh). I'm not sure but I think I saw scripts there this or something similar worked. If I'm able to get this to work only the install.sh file will be affected by the first problem.



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     Finnish translation

     
     by nikore90 on: Dec 28 2011      
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    Name[fi]=Tarkista ClamAV:lla
    wait="ClamAV tarkistaa valittuja tiedostoja, odota hetki."
    not_found="ClamAV:a ei ole asennettu!"


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     Re: Finnish translation

     
     by nikore90 on: Dec 28 2011      
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    "Finnish" not "Finish"


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     Re: Re: Finnish translation

     
     by Incarus on: Dec 28 2011      
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    Of course, corrected! Thank you ;)


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     Just what I've been looking for

     
     by webguy on: Jan 14 2012      
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    Well the autoinstall through Dolphin settings didn't work, for all the reasons outlined in the first few comments, but the manual way does, one I created the ClamScan folder for it to sit in

    Thanks, it now works a treat


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     device notifier

     
     by pru on: Jan 15 2012      
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    Thank you for the script! It can be nicely added to the device notifier, go to:
    'Device Notifier Settings -> Device Actions -> Add'
    and set:
    Title e.g.: 'Scan with ClamAV'
    Command: /home/$USER/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ClamScan/ClamScan.sh en %f
    Icon e.g.: System icons -> Status -> security-medium
    In the 'Device must match the following parameters for this action:' tree:

    For top tree entry set:
    Parameter type: Content Conjunction

    For 1st subentry set:
    Parameter type: Property Match
    Device type: Storage Volume
    Value name: Ignored
    Equals: false

    For 2nd subentry set:
    Parameter type: Property Match
    Device type: Storage Volume
    Value name: Usage
    Equals: FileSystem

    The file will be created in:
    /home/$USER/.kde/share/apps/solid/actions/<name>.desktop

    with the following content:
    --------------
    [Desktop Action open]
    Exec=/home/$USER/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ClamScan/ClamScan.sh en %f
    Icon=security-medium
    Name=Scan with ClamAV

    [Desktop Entry]
    Actions=open;
    Type=Service
    X-KDE-Action-Custom=true
    X-KDE-Solid-Predicate=[StorageVolume.ignored == 'false' AND StorageVolume.usage == 'FileSystem']
    --------------


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     Re: device notifier

     
     by Incarus on: Jan 16 2012      
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    That is interesting.
    I currently experiment with a modified .desktop file in that directory. As soon as this works as I want and after some testing I could add it to this script and to the installation routine


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     Re: Re: device notifier

     
     by Incarus on: Jan 18 2012      
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    Got it fixed. My own script didn't work for me until I realised that my usb-stick folder contains a whitespace and that my script is not able to handle that.
    I fixed the whitespace issue in the latest release so I can deliver now the modified clamscan.desktop file in the next version


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     Version 2.4

     
     by Incarus on: Jan 23 2012      
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    There was a problem with kde-apps.org.
    The downloadable version of the script should now be v2.4


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     Installscript: add "-p" to mkdir

     
     by inpro98 on: Feb 4 2012      
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    otherwise subdirs will not created if not already existing :-)

    mkdir -p "$spath"ServiceMenus/ClamScan
    mkdir -p "$spath"ServiceMenus/ClamScan/logs

    Nice app anyway.


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     Re: Installscript: add "-p" to mkdir

     
     by Incarus on: Feb 4 2012      
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    I updated that, thank you!


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