Tomasz Kojm wrote:
Try the following two examples to see the difference:
$ clamscan --exclude-dir=/etc /etc
$ clamscan --exclude=/etc /etc
Thanks for that.
The system that I'm using (SMEServer) will produce a command line (using
the above example) as
$ clamscan -r --exclude /etc /etc
w
Dennis Peterson wrote:
William Scott wrote:
Hi,
Which is the correct method to exclude directories from a scan;
I ran clamscan --help and it says to use --exclude-dir=REGEX, not
--exclude=REGEX. I'd do what it says, and it works.
And since it says to use a regex expression, perha
Dennis Peterson wrote:
William Scott wrote:
Does clamscan exclude /proc by default ?
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In the clamscan source directory:
[root]$ grep proc *.c
manager.c:dev_t procdev;
manager.c:procdev = (dev_t
Does clamscan exclude /proc by default ?
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Hi,
Which is the correct method to exclude directories from a scan;
clamscan -r / \
--exclude-dir=proc \
--exclude-dir=sys \
--exclude-dir=share \
--exclude-dir=var \
--exclude-dir=quarantine \
--exclude-dir=mnt \
--exclude-dir=ibays
or
clamscan -r / \
--exclude /proc \
--exclude /sys \
--excl
