sudo ./ovscan.pl -v -l stats.log -i vt testfile Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at ./ovscan.pl line 26.
Processing file testfile
MD5: eed3f1e12e544dc1bac2b66aaf0f0c89
SHA1: 8bb8d31bfc1519d69fc6f5f24e9679a3463b6b60
File size: 30080 bytes

The following error occured while processing "testfile":
Response header does not contain expected location header!

Response header does not contain expected location header!

Any guesses?

Excuse me for bad English.

Could you please give an example php script to pass parameters to your script OVScan.pl.

We have a LAN without Internet access, and the gateway to the Internet is on the server.
The algorithm works as follows:
1. user via web form generated by PHP, download a suspicious file to us on the server (for example, he is saved in a directory "c: / 1 /")
2. Further PHP script runs your script OVScan.pl and gives him options download
3. Your script OVScan.pl gives test results to my PHP script.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks for this nice script.

For me it would be ok, to upload only the files which have not been scanned before by vt (in the last x months).
Maybe you have a script, which would send a simple txt-file (for each file one line with filename and md5 hash code), which makes an outputfile that adds the previos scan result (or not scanned) and the last scan date.
Then it would be easy with a batch script to copy all files, which have to be checked with uploading to a folder and then to use your ovscan.pl script only on that files.
This would help to reduce the traffic to vt a lot, but still having acceptable good results in shorter time. (when the last scanning date is not to far away).

scanner.virus.org and virscan.org both have problems (the first blocks at 72% completion, while the second is unreachable).

Please download the new version and let me know if you are still having problems.