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I've been playing with DGAV on Linux Mint 9 and from the tests I've conducted discovered it's not that effective at catching drive by downloads, as ClamAV doesn't have quite a lot of the exploits in it's virus database. I'm therefore trying to get Avast! Linux Home Edition working with DansGuardian 2.10.1.1.

I've created a file called "avast.conf" in /etc/dansguardian/contentscanners and modified the contents of the commandlinescan.conf file to suit, but DansGuardian fails to load with the error message:

Unable to load plugin: /etc/dansguardian/contentscanners/avast.conf

cs_plugin_load() returned NULL pointer with config file: /etc/dansguardian/contentscanners/avast.conf

Error loading CS plugins

Error parsing the dansguardian.conf file or other DansGuardian configuration files

 

I've had a look on Google but couldn't find anything, so does anybody know what I'm doing wrong? If I comment out the line in dansguardian.conf and uncomment the clamAV line, it works fine, so I'm pretty sure the issue is with my config file.

The config file is below:

 

plugname = 'avast'

 

# Standard lists of file types & websites not to scan

exceptionvirusmimetypelist = '/etc/dansguardian/lists/contentscanners/exceptionvirusmimetypelist'

exceptionvirusextensionlist = '/etc/dansguardian/lists/contentscanners/exceptionvirusextensionlist'

exceptionvirussitelist = '/etc/dansguardian/lists/contentscanners/exceptionvirussitelist'

exceptionvirusurllist = '/etc/dansguardian/lists/contentscanners/exceptionvirusurllist'

 

# Program to run & initial arguments - filename for scanning will be appended

progname = '/usr/bin/avast --console'

 

# At least one of the following three options must be defined!

# They are checked in the following order, with the first match determining

# the scan result:

# virusregexp - regular expression for extracting virus names from

# the scanner's output

# cleancodes - program return code(s), as a comma-separated list, for

# uninfected files

# infectedcodes - program return code(s), as a comma-separated list, for

# infected files

 

virusregexp = [infected by:([ -/a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)]

 

# Which submatch of the above contains the virus name? (0 = all matched text)

submatch = 1

 

#cleancodes = 0

# infectedcodes = 1,2,3

 

# Default result when none of the other options triggers a match

# Valid values are "infected" and "clean"

defaultresult = infected

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