Install ClamAV on Fedora via Yum for sendmail
by RyanWagner on May.12, 2010, under Linux/Unix, SMB, Technical, Understanding Technology
ClamAV installation on fedora is not at all simple or straight forward. ClamAV support and wiki do not properly document the process so here are the steps you need to complete.
packages to install:
clamav-server
clamav-update
clamav-milter
clamav-milter-sysvinit
Then you need to run the bash script found here:
http://github.com/csmart/naa/blob/master/configure-clamd.sh
In the event that link dies:
#!/bin/bash # Copyright 2009 "Christopher Smart" <m...@christophersmart.com> # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. #This script is for installing and configuring clam-server (clamd) on Fedora #Variables VERSION=0.1 COUNTDOWN_TIMEOUT=5 FEDORA_RELEASE="`cat /etc/fedora-release 2>/dev/null`" FRESHCLAM_CONF="/etc/freshclam.conf" #These variables are set later, once we know the user CLAMD_USER="" CLAMD_CONFIG="" CLAMD_SYSCONFIG="" CLAMD_INIT="" CLAMD_LOGROTATE="" CLAMD_PID="" CLAMD_LOG="" #These variables are set later, once we know clamav-server version CLAMD_VERSION="" CLAMD_CONFIG_TEMPLATE="" CLAMD_SYSCONFIG_TEMPLATE="" CLAMD_INIT_TEMPLATE="" CLAMD_LOGROTATE_TEMPLATE="" #Functions countdown() { i=$1 echo "If you do NOT want to proceed, hit CTRL+C within $i seconds..." while [ $i -gt 0 ] do sleep 1 echo -ne "$i.. " let i=i-1 done } #Make this more pretty by adding an extra blank line at the beginning echo "" #Print help, if requested if [ "$1" == "help" -o "$1" == "-help" -o "$1" == "--help" -o "$1" == "-h" -o "$1" == "--h" ] then echo "This script configures clamav-server (clamd) on Fedora." echo "Version $VERSION" echo "" echo "Usage:" echo " $0 [option] [username] [port]" echo "" echo "Options:" echo " -c creates an instance, overwriting if already exists." echo " -r removes an instance." echo "" echo "Parameters (optional):" echo " [username] pass in the username you want clamd to run as, defaults to 'clamav'." echo " [port] pass in the port you want clamd to run on, defaults to '3310'." echo "" echo "Create example:" echo " $0 -c me 3311" echo "" echo "Remove example:" echo " $0 -r me 3311" echo "" echo "Report bugs to m...@christophersmart.com" echo "" exit 0 fi #Check that we're running Fedora if [ -z "$FEDORA_RELEASE" ] then echo "You don't appear to be running Fedora, sorry!" echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 fi #We're running Fedora, so make sure we're root if [ $EUID -ne 0 ] then echo "You must run this as root. Prepend sudo, or run:" echo "su -c '$0 [option] [username] [port]'" echo "" echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 else echo "You appear to be running `echo $FEDORA_RELEASE`, excellent." echo "" fi #Set clamd user and port if [ "$1" != "-c" -a "$1" != "-r" ] then CLAMD_USER="clamav" CLAMD_PORT="3310" else if [ -z "$2" ] then CLAMD_USER="clamav" else CLAMD_USER="$2" fi if [ -z "$3" ] then CLAMD_PORT="3310" else CLAMD_PORT="$3" fi fi #Variables for config files, now that we know the user CLAMD_CONFIG="/etc/clamd.d/$CLAMD_USER.conf" CLAMD_INIT="/etc/init.d/clamd.$CLAMD_USER" CLAMD_LOGROTATE="/etc/logrotate.d/clamd-$CLAMD_USER" CLAMD_PID="/var/run/clamd.$CLAMD_USER" CLAMD_LOG="/var/log/clamd.$CLAMD_USER" CLAMD_SYSCONFIG="/etc/sysconfig/clamd.$CLAMD_USER" CLAMD_CHKCONFIG="/sbin/chkconfig clamd.$CLAMD_USER" #Removing existing instance of clamd for specified user, if told to do so if [ "$1" == "-r" ] then echo "**WARNING** Removing clamd instance for user '$CLAMD_USER'." countdown $COUNTDOWN_TIMEOUT echo "" echo "OK then, proceeding.." echo "" #Check to see if there's a configuration for that user already if [ ! -e $CLAMD_CONFIG ] then echo "No clamd instance found for user '$CLAMD_USER'." echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 fi #Stop and disable daemon $CLAMD_INIT stop &>/dev/null if [ $? -ne 0 ] then echo "Could not stop service, sorry." echo "" echo "Instance of clamd for user '$CLAMD_USER' NOT removed." echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 fi #Turn off daemon $CLAMD_CHKCONFIG off &>/dev/null #Remove configs and logs, etc rm -f $CLAMD_CONFIG 2>/dev/null rm -f $CLAMD_INIT 2>/dev/null rm -f $CLAMD_LOGROTATE 2>/dev/null rm -rf $CLAMD_PID 2>/dev/null rm -f $CLAMD_LOG 2>/dev/null rm -f $CLAMD_SYSCONFIG 2>/dev/null unlink /usr/sbin/clamd.$CLAMD_USER 2>/dev/null #Remove user? if [ -n "`id $CLAMD_USER 2>/dev/null`" ] then #User exists, so ask if it should be removed echo -e "**WARNING** DO YOU WANT TO REMOVE THE USER FROM THE SYSTEM? (y/N): \c " read answer echo "" if [ "$answer" == "y" -o "$answer" == "Y" ] then #Remove user and confirm success echo "OK, removing user '$CLAMD_USER' from the system." userdel -r $CLAMD_USER 2>/dev/null if [ $? -eq 0 -o $? -eq 12 ] then echo "User removed successfully." echo "" else echo "**WARNING** Could not remove clamd user from the system. Perform manually." echo "" fi else echo "OK, user will NOT be removed." echo "" fi else echo "User does not exist in the system, not removing." echo "" fi echo "Instance of clamd for user '$CLAMD_USER' has been successfully removed." echo "" exit 0 fi #Creating echo "Configuring clamd to run as user '$CLAMD_USER' on port '$CLAMD_PORT'." echo "" countdown $COUNTDOWN_TIMEOUT echo "" echo "OK then, proceeding.." echo "" #Checking to see if required packages are installed or not echo "Checking for required packages.." if [ -n "`rpm -qa |grep clamav`" -a "`rpm -qa |grep clamav-update`" -a "`rpm -qa |grep clamav-server`" ] then echo "Required packages already installed." echo "" else #Install required packages echo "Installing required clamav packages.." echo "" yum -yq install clamav clamav-server clamav-update echo "" #Check that the install was successful (or already installed) if [ -n "`rpm -qa |grep clamav`" -a "`rpm -qa |grep clamav-update`" -a "`rpm -qa |grep clamav-server`" ] then echo "Packages successfully installed." echo "" else echo "Problem installing required packages, sorry." echo "" echo "Instance of clamd for user '$CLAMD_USER' NOT created successfully." echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 fi fi #Get version of clamd, now that it's installed CLAMD_VERSION="`rpm -qa |grep clamav-server |awk -F "-" {'print $3'} 2>/dev/null`" #Variables for template files now that we know the version of clamav-server installed CLAMD_CONFIG_TEMPLATE="/usr/share/doc/clamav-server-$CLAMD_VERSION/clamd.conf" CLAMD_SYSCONFIG_TEMPLATE="/usr/share/doc/clamav-server-$CLAMD_VERSION/clamd.sysconfig" CLAMD_INIT_TEMPLATE="/usr/share/doc/clamav-server-$CLAMD_VERSION/clamd.init" CLAMD_LOGROTATE_TEMPLATE="/usr/share/doc/clamav-server-$CLAMD_VERSION/clamd.logrotate" #Create clamav user if doesn't exist #This should be the user who wants to talk to clamd, else user clamav must have read (and possibly write) access on the files. echo "Checking for clamav user, '$CLAMD_USER'.." if [ -z "`id $CLAMD_USER 2>/dev/null`" ] then useradd $CLAMD_USER -r -c "User for clamd" -d /dev/null -M -s /sbin/nologin 2>/dev/null if [ $? -ne 0 ] then echo "Unable to create new clamd user, '$CLAMD_USER', sorry." echo "" echo "Instance of clamd for user '$CLAMD_USER' NOT created successfully." echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 else echo "Created new user." echo "" fi else echo "User already exists, not creating." echo "" fi #Copy and configure clamd configuration file echo "Configuring clamd to do all the right things.." #Check that ALL required template files exist before continuing if [ ! -e "$CLAMD_CONFIG_TEMPLATE" -o ! -e "$CLAMD_SYSCONFIG_TEMPLATE" -o ! -e "$CLAMD_INIT_TEMPLATE" -o ! -e "$CLAMD_LOGROTATE_TEMPLATE" ] then echo "Could not find required template files under /usr/share/doc/clamav-server-$CLAMD_VERSION/, sorry." echo "" echo "Instance of clamd for user '$CLAMD_USER' NOT created successfully." echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 fi #Check to see if an instance of clamd for user already exists if [ -e $CLAMD_CONFIG ] then echo "Instance of clamd already exists, clobbering.." #Stop existing daemon to enable new one /etc/init.d/clamd.$CLAMD_USER stop &>/dev/null #Remove existing config because 'cp' is aliased with -i and we don't want a prompt rm -f $CLAMD_CONFIG 2>/dev/null fi #Check to see if the port is already in use, if so, increment by one until we find something that's free PORT_INUSE=0 while [ -n "`netstat -ltn |grep ":$CLAMD_PORT"`" ] do CLAMD_PORT=$(($CLAMD_PORT+1)) PORT_INUSE=1 done if [ $PORT_INUSE == 1 ] then echo "Port was already in use, using '$CLAMD_PORT' instead." fi #Make sure directory exists, which it should if clamav-server is installed (but you never know) mkdir -p /etc/clamd.d 2>/dev/null #Copy over the template file cp -f $CLAMD_CONFIG_TEMPLATE $CLAMD_CONFIG 2>/dev/null sed -i 's/clamd.<SERVICE>/clamd.'$CLAMD_USER'/' $CLAMD_CONFIG sed -i 's/^Example/#Example/' $CLAMD_CONFIG sed -i 's/^#LogFile/LogFile/' $CLAMD_CONFIG sed -i 's/^#PidFile/PidFile/' $CLAMD_CONFIG sed -i 's/^LocalSocket/#LocalSocket/' $CLAMD_CONFIG sed -i 's/^#TCPSocket\ 3310/TCPSocket\ '$CLAMD_PORT'/' $CLAMD_CONFIG sed -i 's/^#TCPAddr/TCPAddr/' $CLAMD_CONFIG sed -i 's/<USER>/'$CLAMD_USER'/' $CLAMD_CONFIG echo "Done." echo "" #Copy and configure clamd for log rotation if [ -d /etc/logrotate.d ] then echo "Configuring log rotation for clamd.." #Try to remove existing log rotate config, whether it exists or not because 'cp' is aliased with -i rm -f $CLAMD_LOGROTATE 2>/dev/null cp -f $CLAMD_LOGROTATE_TEMPLATE $CLAMD_LOGROTATE sed -i 's/clamd.<SERVICE>/clamd.'$CLAMD_USER'/' $CLAMD_LOGROTATE fi echo "Done." echo "" #Configuring clamd under sysconfig echo "Configuring clamd under syconfig.." #Try to remove existing config, whether it exists or not because 'cp' is aliased with -i rm -f $CLAMD_SYSCONFIG 2>/dev/null #Copy over the template file cp -f $CLAMD_SYSCONFIG_TEMPLATE $CLAMD_SYSCONFIG 2>/dev/null sed -i 's/<SERVICE>/'$CLAMD_USER'/' $CLAMD_SYSCONFIG sed -i 's/^#CLAMD/'CLAMD'/' $CLAMD_SYSCONFIG echo "Done." echo "" #Configuring clamd init script echo "Configuring clamd init script.." #Try to remove existing config, whether it exists or not because 'cp' is aliased with -i rm -f $CLAMD_INIT 2>/dev/null #Copy over the init script cp -f $CLAMD_INIT_TEMPLATE $CLAMD_INIT 2>/dev/null sed -i 's/<SERVICE>/'$CLAMD_USER'/' $CLAMD_INIT ln -s /usr/sbin/clamd /usr/sbin/clamd.$CLAMD_USER 2>/dev/null $CLAMD_CHKCONFIG on #Check that was successful if [ $? -ne 0 ] then echo "Could not turn service on, sorry." echo "Exiting." echo "" exit 1 fi echo "Done." echo "" #Configure freshclam echo "Enabling freshclam, the clamav updater.." sed -i 's/^Example/#Example/' $FRESHCLAM_CONF #Should we set the proxy too, if in env? echo "Done." echo "" echo "Creating required directories and starting service.." #Setup logs touch $CLAMD_LOG chown $CLAMD_USER:$CLAMD_USER $CLAMD_LOG chmod 0620 $CLAMD_LOG #Setup run socket mkdir $CLAMD_PID 2>/dev/null chown $CLAMD_USER:$CLAMD_USER $CLAMD_PID/ #Start services /etc/init.d/clamd.$CLAMD_USER start &>/dev/null if [ $? -ne 0 ] then echo "Could not start service, sorry." echo "Continuing." echo "" fi echo "Done." echo "" #Print summary echo "The clamd service has been successfully installed and configured with:" echo "User '$CLAMD_USER' on port '$CLAMD_PORT'." echo "" echo 'Have fun!' echo ""
Now open clamav-milter.conf (/etc/mail/clamav-milter.conf)
comment out:
#Example
Add/Change:
MilterSocket /var/run/clamav-milter/clamav-milter.socketClamdSocket unix:/var/run/clamd.clamav/clamd.sock ClamdSocket tcp:localhost
Now open clamd.conf (/etc/clamd.conf)
comment out:
#User <USER>
Add/Change:
LocalSocket /var/run/clamd.clamav/clamd.sock
Your services are named
THIS INSTALL = OTHER DISTROSclamd.clamav = clamdclamav-milter = clamav-milter
In Sendmail you need to edit the m4 file:
add/change:
INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(`clamav-milter',`S=local:/var/run/clamav-milter/clamav-milter.socket,F=T, T=S:4m;R:4m')dnl define(`ConfINPUT_MAIL_FILTERS', `clamav-milter')dnl
At this point you will need to restart all 3 services (clamd.clamav, clamav-milter, sendmail)
Keep in mind that this process will enable clamav, but by default clamav doesn't do anything. You will still need to configure clamav, but this process is just like any other distro.
