Managing phpMussel

The ideal solution for shared hosting environments, where it`s often impossible to utilise or install conventional anti-virus protection solutions, phpMussel is the PHP script designed to detect trojans, viruses, malware and other threats within files uploaded to your system wherever the script is hooked, based on the signatures of ClamAV and others.

Key Features:

• Licensed as GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2).

• Easy to install, easy to customise, easy to use.

• Works for any system with PHP+PCRE installed, regardless of OS (PHP+PCRE required).

• Fully configurable based on your needs.

• Ideal solution for shared hosting services.

• Ideal solution for forum systems in need of file upload protection.

• Does NOT require shell access.

• Does NOT require administrative privileges.

• CLI mode available.

• Good, strong, stable support base.

If your website has not been connected to App Shop yet see the manual Connecting to App Shop first and then see this manual.

Watch the video for an introduction.

You can find and purchase the module in the App Shop via the link provided.

https://www.oscommerce.com/app/phpmussel

This manual explains how to install and manage the phpMussel module on your website.

1) Install the phpMussel Module

1. Access the admin area of your website.
2. Navigate to the App Shop → Store tabs.
3. Find the phpMussel module using the quick search.
4. Click the Install button.

5. In the pop-up window, click Continue installation.

6. After the installation completes, a success page will confirm that the module has been successfully installed.

7. Close the pop-up window.

2) Manage the Installed Module

1. Go to the Modules → Extensions tabs.
2. Find the newly installed phpMussel module in the list.
3. Use the switch option to enable or disable the module as needed.

3) Update the ClamAV Database

• The module allows you to update the database from ClamAV.
• To enable automatic updates, you need to install the additional extension: Cron Scheduler.
• Alternatively, you can perform a manual update from the console by running the following command:

php yii.php clamav-databases/update