check man pages.
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From: "Lyle Giese"<l...@lcrcomputer.net>
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ChanG
I think maybe you mis-understand the
Dear Al,
Thank you I'll check it.
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1. I found the documentation on --move and --remove options in the man
pages for clamscan and clamdscan.
2.--move=DIRECTORY
Move infected files into DIRECTORY.
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1. I found the documentation on --move and --remove options in the man
pages for clamscan and clamdscan.
2.--move=DIRECT
1. I found the documentation on --move and --remove options in the man
pages for clamscan and clamdscan.
2.--move=DIRECTORY
Move infected files into DIRECTORY.
However, as the man pages and Dennis point out, use of these is probably
not a good idea.
Steve
On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 10
Dear ClamAV users,
Hi~ I am a student interested in security.
I have a few questions about ClamAV. I already understand that ClamAV can have
the ability to quarantine an infected file if it finds one.
So, I want to know,
1. I cannot find this ability (ability to quarantine) in user menual. cou
To be honest that is an option that should probably not exist as it is
especially dangerous owing to lack of intelligence in the decision process
coupled with the opportunity for false positives (barely hinted at in the
clamdscan --help screen). Given the real possibility of crippling a system i
clamscan and clamd options exist to remove or move (--move --remove)
infected files. The documentation indicates use with care. I've not tried
them myself.
Steve
On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 7:40 PM, Dennis Peterson
wrote:
> He wants to know if ClamAV takes any corrective action such as quarantine
>
He wants to know if ClamAV takes any corrective action such as quarantine or
even remediate the problem by replacing corrupted files with originals. ClamAV
does neither, but it can alert tertiary software to perform quarantining and
provide notification of a need for user initiated remediation.
I believe I emailed this privately to you. ClamAV can have the ability to
quarantine an infected file if it finds one.
We don’t know what you mean by the word “cure”. Can you elaborate what you
mean there for the group?
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