[then00b]

What can I do, to remove infected files in terminal? I scanned my laptop with clamscan clamav, I got 64 infected files.

[valtam]

http://askubuntu.com/questions/250290/ho...ith-clamav

[then00b]

http://askubuntu.com/questions/250290/ho...ith-clamav

Thanks, but whenever I scan it in terminal it says 64 infected files. On the other hand, when I scan it with ClamTk it doesn't say that I have an infected files. Do you think this is some sort of bug?

[valtam]

I would stick to the terminal and not use ClamTk.

[then00b]

I would stick to the terminal and not use ClamTk.

Okay, thanks!

[valtam]

No problem. Once you've finished, please mark the thread as Solved. https://www.term.dpdns.org/forums/intro...uidelines/

[then00b]

Why when I scan my machine using the commend: clamscan -r /. It always shows infected files

But, when I use the sudo clamscan --remove. It doesn't show any infected files. Do you know what's the problem?

[valtam]

Run:

Code:

sudo clamscan -r -i / | grep FOUND >> /home/youruser/virus-scan-report.txt

where 'youruser' is your username.

Then take a look at the report in your home folder. If there are no viruses reported, you are clean.

[valtam]

Basic tutorial added here - https://www.term.dpdns.org/manual/tutor...#antivirus