Error on uploading vendor folder to cpanel.

@anandmainali5 Can you ssh into the server and try composer update to pull them from remote sources. Could be the file is infected at local or its a false alarm by your hosting provider - but it definitely a blocker

@DOUGLASAKULA - My hosting provider doesn't provide access to ssh.. Can you give me some alternative solutions please..

@anandmainali5 I would identify folder or file that's being flagged as virus. then upload the others that are not flagged as virus. Then deal with the file being flagged as virus. The folder could have a .exe or some files with weird extensions that are causing this. you can remove such files and upload them separately if your app will need them to run. Or scan the directory to identify the suspicious file. Could be a file with a weird file extension as opposed to an actual threat

@anandmainali5 - Totally unnrelated - Out of curiosity - who is your host. I have some shared accounts with Namecheap and I can ask them to enable ssh access to the account. Its actually an option within cpanel to enable ssh access to the account.

Something like:

ssh -p 21098 [email protected]

This asks me for the cpanel password and am in.

If the host cant enable - then my previous answer might be something to explore