Version: 2.0.13
Imunify
opencli imunify command enables administrators to install, start, manage, and uninstall the ImunifyAV standalone service.
Note: Imunify, its trademarks, and all related assets are the property of CloudLinux Zug GmbH.
This command acts as a wrapper that installs and runs the ImunifyAV GUI as a standalone PHP server, following the official setup guide provided here: Imunify360 Standalone installation guide with integration.conf examples
Install​
To install ImunifyAV:
opencli imunify install
Example output
# opencli imunify install
Installing ImunifyAV...
Creating directories...
Creating pam_deny.so file...
Creating integration.conf file...
Downloading deploy script...
Running deploy script...
...
Configuring ImunifyAV notifications to use 'OpenAdmin > Settings > Notifications'...
Setting 2CPU and 1GB Memory limits for ImunifyAV service..
Adding Containers, Images and writable filesystems to ignored files list..
Allowing users to initiate a scan..
Installing PHP if not present...
PHP already installed.
New service added successfully.
Install completed!
Status​
To check the status of the ImunifyAV GUI:
opencli imunify status
Example output
# opencli imunify status
Imunify GUI is running.
48213 php -S 127.0.0.1:9000 -t /etc/sysconfig/imunify360/
Start​
To start the ImunifyAV GUI:
opencli imunify start
Example output
# opencli imunify start
Starting ImunifyAV...
ImunifyAV GUI started.
Stop​
To stop the ImunifyAV GUI:
opencli imunify stop
Example output
# opencli imunify stop
Stopping ImunifyAV...
ImunifyAV GUI disabled.
Update​
To update ImunifyAV:
opencli imunify update
Example output
# opencli imunify update
Updating ImunifyAV...
...
Reading package lists... Done
imunify-antivirus is already the newest version.
Uninstall​
To uninstall ImunifyAV:
opencli imunify uninstall
Example output
# opencli imunify uninstall
Uninstalling ImunifyAV...
ImunifyAV GUI disabled.
Removing files and directories...
Checking for _imunify user...
User '_imunify' exists. Not removing automatically to avoid breaking dependencies.
→ If you're sure, run: userdel _imunify
Removing ImunifyAV from OpenAdmin > Services Status...
Service 'ImunifyAV' removed successfully.
Uninstall complete.
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