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ok, i ran clamav from the systemrescuecd i had.
i mounted the partition (which was windows).
after 301 mins, it finally gave me a result of 19 infected files.
did ...
- 09-24-2005 #1
clamav
ok, i ran clamav from the systemrescuecd i had.
i mounted the partition (which was windows).
after 301 mins, it finally gave me a result of 19 infected files.
did clamav remove the 19 infected files. I have a sneaking suspicion that it didnt as the hdd is ntfs.
but after a quick search, mount said that it was mounted r/w!
as a final test i decided to make a directory, which it failed to do.
can i safely say that the 19 infected files were not removed?
if so then how can i remove them?
thanks
weed"Time has more than one meaning, and is more than one dimension" - /.unknown
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- 09-24-2005 #2
Why not try running the av once more and seeing what it comes up with? You could also remove the files by hand, from windows.
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- 09-25-2005 #3
but i dont know which files
could i put it into full-verbose mode so it could tell me which files?"Time has more than one meaning, and is more than one dimension" - /.unknown
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- 09-25-2005 #4Probably. I have never used it myself, if it's a console app, just add "> files.txt" to the end of the command, which will write the output of it to ~/files.txt
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