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The defaults let files through when the scanner cannot answer, so an installation whose scanner died looks, from every screen anybody uses, exactly like one that is working. Three places now say otherwise. `projectsend:status` gains a `scanning` block: whether it is on, whether it is managed, whether the scanner answers right now, the engine and how old its definitions are, what is waiting, what is quarantined, and how many files went out unscanned in the last 24 hours. Absent, null and zero stay distinct — `reachable: null` means there is nothing to reach, `false` means it should be answering and is not. The scans queue is reported beside the other two. The dashboard's System card carries the same warning for whoever is actually looking at a screen, and says nothing at all while scanning is healthy or switched off. Docker gets the scanner as an opt-in profile — `--profile scanner` — in both the development compose file and the published example, with a clamd.conf whose Alert* options are what make an encrypted archive come back as "could not scan" instead of "OK". No published ports: clamd has no authentication and the file crosses that socket in the clear. Both images also run a worker for the scans queue. The dashboard test caught a 500 before it shipped: a nullable return written as `array`.