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perl-ClamAV-Client

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Perl-ClamAV-Client is a software package that enables users to interface with the ClamAV anti-virus engine using the Perl programming language. It provides an interface to the clamd daemon and allows users to scan files, directories, and even strings of data for viruses and other malicious code. It also provides basic management of virus definitions, and will allow users to create custom virus definitions or quarantine files to prevent further spread.