Dave M

Hi, Thank you for the feedback. Here's the problem I was faced with: antivirus signatures (for ClamAV, on Linux) are stored in directory writable only by root. And for the...

Hi, > I'm running Ubuntu 17.04 and just installed ClamTk. I've tried out ClamTk before and always get confused that the automatic updates never shows any new signatures. Sorry about...

> If I log in as a standard user and my av signatures are set to auto-update, the signature version simply shows as zero and it's out-of-date. This is the...

> When you say about having signature files for an user, you mean something like allowing the user to have signatures not installed by the system? @denisfa - to be...

Hi @denisfa , That sounds like a pretty easy and doable idea. I'll add it to the list of things for the next version. Thanks, Dave M

@denisfa - I like that. The home directory can get pretty cluttered with "dot" directories. The thing to figure out next is moving to that specification. It's not too hard...

Hi, Thanks for passing along. First, I recommend you do not scan Windows with ClamTk. ClamTk is made for LInux - I'm afraid I don't have time to test out...

Hi, No, I understand what you're saying, but please be careful. Like I said, I have not tested scanning Windows systems. Someday I'll tell the story of how ClamTk had...

Hi @fusseljoe , Thank you for the input. I've looked at doing that once before. It seems like a neat idea but I couldn't figure out what its purpose would...

I'll have a look regarding implementation. Thanks for offering suggestions! Thanks, Dave M