I wrote a clamscan cron script like this:
source /etc/clamav.excludes
clamscan $EXCLUDES --recursive --quiet /
The clamav.excludes file looks like this:
EXCLUDES="\
--exclude=/foo \
--exclude=/foo/bar \
--exclude=/foo/baz \
"
This had been working _great_ until I needed to exclude directories with
spaces:
EXCLUDES="\
--exclude=/foo \
--exclude=/foo/bar \
--exclude=/foo/baz \
--exclude=/foo/bar/something with spaces/tmp \
--exclude=/foo/baz/something else with spaces/tmp \
"
I get
ERROR: Can't access file with spaces/tmp else with spaces/tmp /
with spaces/tmp else with spaces/tmp /: No such file or directory
This did not work (single quotes and double around the paths):
EXCLUDES='\
--exclude="/foo/bar/something with spaces/tmp" \
'
Nor did this (double quotes with escaped slashes):
EXCLUDES="\
--exclude=/foo/bar/something\ with\ spaces/tmp \
"
Echoing the command and pasting it back in with the mouse is just fine.
Ideas?
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