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As per my last question above, here is the exact response copied from the log file, from an attempted scan of a single file on a local disk:-
ERROR: 'D:\Quarantine\" --recursive --exclude=[^\]*\.dbx$ --exclude=[^\]*\.tbb$ --exclude=[^\]*\.pst$ --exclude=[^\]*\.dat$ --exclude=[^\]*\.log$ --exclude=[^\]*\.evt$ --exclude=[^\]*\.nsf$ --exclude=[^\]*\.ntf$ --exclude=[^\]*\.chm$ --kill D:\movies' doesn't exist or is not a directory Hmm, I notice that the quotation marks appear to be incorrect around the commands (below, I've split the line each time I see a quote (single or double) and written at the end of the line which quote it appears to be):- ERROR: ' (single quote) D:\Quarantine\" (double quote) --recursive --exclude=[^\]*\.dbx$ --exclude=[^\]*\.tbb$ --exclude=[^\]*\.pst$ --exclude=[^\]*\.dat$ --exclude=[^\]*\.log$ --exclude=[^\]*\.evt$ --exclude=[^\]*\.nsf$ --exclude=[^\]*\.ntf$ --exclude=[^\]*\.chm$ --kill D:\movies' (single quote) doesn't exist or is not a directory By my calculations, I see 2 single quotes and 1 double-quote?! This could be just the log file that writes it out wrong but if it's the command line it's using then it will be wrong, unfortunately, I don't understand the code well enough to be able to say for certain, but this could be why it's throwing an error - because the whole string is being translated as the path to scan! Surely, it should be ... '{path_to_quarrantine}' "{options}" '{path_to_scan}' |
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