Imagine the information security compliance guideline says you need an antivirus but you run Arch Linux.
libredefender is an antivirus program featuring:
- Industry standards - Scanning is implemented with libclamav
- Signatures - Yes
- Scheduling - Starts scans periodically so you don't have to
- Checkmarks - ✅ Extra green ✅
The process is trying to change both io and processor priority to idle.
clamav-freshclam.service needs to be setup.
The configuration file is loaded from ~/.config/libredefender.toml:
[scan]
excludes = [
# rust build folders
"/home/user/repos/**/target",
]
## by default libredefender spawns one thread per cpu core
## set to 1 to use a single thread
#concurrency = 1
skip_hidden = true
skip_larger_than = "30MiB"
[update]
## use data fetched by clamav-freshclam.service (default)
path = "/var/lib/clamav"
[schedule]
preferred_hours = "09:00:00-19:00:00"
## Do not run scans when on battery
skip_on_battery = true
pacman -S libredefender
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This code is dual-licensed as GPLv2 OR GPLv3+. libclamav is currently likely to be considered GPLv2-only, so the final binary is going to be GPLv2. If the need for GPLv2 is resolved we're likely going to drop GPLv2 compatibility.
Note that both licenses have a "No warranty" clause.
