[SGVLUG] Anti-virus progs for linux (was (no subject))

[Robert]

robert at pip ~ sudo clamscan / -r | tee /tmp/clamscan.log
robert at pip /tmp grep FOUND clamscan.log

That is how I do it.


> Tom Emerson wrote ..
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>> By this I mean, "are you trying to protect DOS/Windows
>> based systems that store files on a linux server" -or- "are you trying
>> to protect an actual linux system from the dozen or so known viruses?"
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>> - --
>> Top o' the Blog: It's good to be the King...
>> http://osnut.homelinux.net/mtblog/ya_index.html
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> It's strictly Linux.
>
> I've run clamscan on the whole file system (twice, at 5 hrs each).  Both
> times it reports 7 corrupted files but I haven't figured out how it's
> supposed to identify them.  I tried running with options -i
> --move=/DIRECTORY, but what wound up in the directory was undecipherable
> (to me, anyway).  Maybe what I need is a good tutorial....
>
> John
>
>


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Robert Leyva
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