Looks like you want an unattended, scheduleable update for both databases. What I am using for that is a separate script so I don't have to fool with the GUI at all. Info and script is here:

https://forums.clamwin.com/viewtopic.php?t=111&highlight=removing+tray+icon

Hi,

I use clamwin from the command line to perform scheduled scans. I use the --close parameter to close the dialog, and then email myself the contents of the scan log. I notice that if the scanner detects an infection, the scan dialog stays open (i.e. the --close is ignored). This means that my command line script stalls at this point and I never get an email.

Is there any way around this?

Warren

not without modifying the code. --close feature was intended to stay if the infection is detected

How do I use those command line parameters on multiple files automatically? Thanks!

I mean, I know --mode=scanner --path="x" --path="y" works, but I want to make a manual entry in the registry for right click because I use the portable version of ClamWin.

So I currently have it like --mode=scanner --path=%1 --close
but it only works on the first file/folder in the list of selected files/folders.