I also recently experienced problems with a virus via wine. Clamav
integration would seem to be a much better solution than the executable-
bit fiasco at the moment
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Just as Microsoft is advising, it should be standard practice that within Wine
a virus scanner is advised for users doing a lot of wine stuff.
Has anyone tried to install virus scanners in Wine ?
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The problem is not with Ubuntu or Wine, but with Windows programs -- you
would get the virus in them whether you were running Windows, OpenBSD,
or Ubuntu.
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(optional) ClamAV integration with Wine would be an interesting feature.
** Changed in: wine (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
Status: New => Triaged
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** Changed in: wine (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None => wine
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Wine becoming compatible with Windows up to a level viruses can run is
certainly a feature - by implication that Wine is running well. Wine is not
designed to distinguish what kind of program it runs, but to run it as the
program intends.
However I think this problem of viruses running should be
I wonder whether it can be solved simply, at least as a workaround, by
running ClamWin in wine - probably with its complimentary real-time
scanner?
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This issue has already been reported in
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/22404 but it seems nobody sees
how important is this problem:
I recently found that my flash disk was infected by the ¨New Folder.exe" and
¨scvhsot.exe¨ virus although I didn't use
I wouldn't put it as bluntly as the previous comment, but wine becoming
compatible with Windows up to a level viri run sounds like a feature to me, not
a bug. Plus, the viri will most likely not affect your ubuntu installation.
Your assertion that virus infections aren't a problem on Linux is co
If you don't use the windows applications you don't take virus.
the bug is resolved.
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