I tried the same thing as you, installed clamxav, and mounted the Time Machine drive to have clamxav scan it directly, but, unfortunately, that didn't find any of the viruses that the QNAP scan did. I certainly hope it doesn't mean delete from the machine! The QNAP should not be allowed to do that. delete from backup) but it isn't even clear. It could be that that's what delete means (i.e. the QNAP should have an option to simply not backup files that are identified by the virus checker.
By the way-one other thing that would be helpful. So far, the QNAP is pretty nice, but I often do feel the UI is not very intuitive. It could be something as simple as making the suggestion to use Clamxav, etc. I still think the logs and/or UI on QNAP should make much better suggestions about dealing with the anti-virus issues-particularly for Macs.
Clamxav delete or quarantine mac#
I have now installed and run a report on the mac itself and will elimintate the problem there and the backups will then be fine.
Clamxav delete or quarantine install#
I am not used to thinking about viruses on macs so I hadn't thought to install any antivirus software on her Mac. While there is no bootcamp, parallels, or Fusion involved here-there was some bad stuff on this machine (it is my wife's mac, not mine, grumble grumble.). Michaelbierman wrote:You are correct, it could be a false positive, but it is not in this case.
You are correct, it could be a false positive, but it is not in this case.
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