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You're right. The manual only implied the filename parameter.<br />
Thanks!<br />
tg<br />

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You're right. The manual only implied the filename parameter.
Thanks!
tg


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Excellent. Happy scanning!<br />

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I'm running McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.0.0 Scan32.exe with command line parameters but I can't get logging to work.<br />
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The following parameters are available but how do I specify the log file/path?<br />
The log settings in the VirusScan Console don't appear to be used either.<br />
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LOG - Log infection reports to previously specified log file.<br />
LOGFORMAT &lt;value&gt; - Use the specified format for the log file. Valid values are ANSI,UTF8, or UTF16.<br />
LOGSETTINGS - Log the configuration settings of a scan task.<br />
LOGSUMMARY - Log a summary of scan task results.<br />
LOGUSER - Log identifying information about the user who executes ascan task.<br />
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My current command looks like this:<br />
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scan32.exe C:\ PRIORITY=1 /ALLOLE /MOVE ^<br />
/ALWAYSEXIT /AUTOEXIT /APPLYNVP /CONTINUE /CONTINUE2 ^<br />
/CONTINUEA /CONTINUEA2 /LOGSUMMARY /LOG ^<br />
/NOESTIMATE /START<br />

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I'm running McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.0.0 Scan32.exe with command line parameters but I can't get logging to work.

The following parameters are available but how do I specify the log file/path?
The log settings in the VirusScan Console don't appear to be used either.

LOG - Log infection reports to previously specified log file.
LOGFORMAT <value> - Use the specified format for the log file. Valid values are ANSI,UTF8, or UTF16.
LOGSETTINGS - Log the configuration settings of a scan task.
LOGSUMMARY - Log a summary of scan task results.
LOGUSER - Log identifying information about the user who executes ascan task.

My current command looks like this:

scan32.exe C:\ PRIORITY=1 /ALLOLE /MOVE ^
/ALWAYSEXIT /AUTOEXIT /APPLYNVP /CONTINUE /CONTINUE2 ^
/CONTINUEA /CONTINUEA2 /LOGSUMMARY /LOG ^
/NOESTIMATE /START


McAfee Scan32 command line logging

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