Date published: 2005-12-19 Date updated: 2011-01-17
Product:
Endpoint Protection, Endpoint Protection for Linux (standalone version)
Module(s):
Command line scanner
Operations System(s):
Windows XP 32 bits
Windows Vista 32 bits
Windows 2000
Linux
Windows XP 64 bits
Windows Vista 64 bits
Windows 95/98/Me
Windows NT
Novell Netware
Windows 2003 Server
How do I remove infected content in archive files
The On-demand scanner in will detect and remove malware within archives. You may also use the Command line scanner to remove infected content from archive files.
Example:
nvcc /ald /u /c /cl:2
The various options and a short explanation will be listed if you run nvcc /?
The Command line scanner will use the On-demand scanner configuration setting unless overridden by command line options.
For example will nvcc /L:2 produce a detailed log file even though the On-demand scanner log file settings is set to Log infections and errors only.