Read Time Out and Connection Refused

[MordecaiN7]

Hello,
I have the in the Topic named problems and need a little bit help.
We are using the official clamAV version in a Docker Container from clamav/clamav an the REST-API from Lokori.
https://hub.docker.com/r/lokori/clamav-rest/
He refers to you.

We start ClamAV out of a docker-compose.yml
It ist the following code

version: "3.2"

services:
  clamav-server:
    restart: unless-stopped
    image: clamav/clamav
    #image: mkodockx/docker-clamav
  clamav-rest:
    image: lokori/clamav-rest
    restart: unless-stopped
    links:
      - clamav-server
    environment:
      CLAMD_HOST: clamav-server
    ports:
      - 8081:8080
    logging:
      options:
        max-size: 50m

We take the clamav/clamav because it runs on a newer version of ClamAV

When you see a an mistake in our .yml file pls tell me bur thats not the reason why i contact you. :-)

In the log files i see very often the following errors:

I hope you can help me to find out where is my problem.

I was thinking about it to mount a volume in our docker-compose.yml with the clamd.config bur i think also that dosn´t make sense because it is an Clam-Rest problem. Maybe :-)
Or is there a way to mount something like a clam-rest.config if there is such a thing.

[MordecaiN7]

And that all runs on our AWS servers if that make a difference

[sevenms]

@MordecaiN7 have you able to fixed the issue ? i also facing the same issue. how to extend the time out ? pls help!

[priyanka-raghavan-maersk]

I also have the same issue. How did it work @sevenms or @MordecaiN7

[sevenms]

@priyanka-raghavan-maersk i checked the code, the default timeout is 500. I did extend the timeout by put TIMEOUT parameter
this is my command:
docker run -d --restart unless-stopped -e 'CLAMD_HOST=clamav-server' -e 'MAXSIZE=100000' -e 'TIMEOUT=5000' -p 8080:8080 --link clamav-server:clamav-server -t -i lokori/clamav-rest

[priyanka-raghavan-maersk]

ok @sevenms i will try this too now

[fracz]

I can confirm that setting the timeout in the CLAMD_TIMEOUT environment variable increases the timeout.

[priyanka-raghavan-maersk]

I also can comment that it worked for us. Much much appreciated.