I have two batch files that I use. One downloads and correctly places the recent virus profiles (this relies on a separate script file located in the same directory as the batch files).
The other runs a scan on all local HDD and writes a report. These scripts assume that you have the F-Prot files (DOS Free version) residing in a directory named c:/fprot In addition, the report that it creates at C:/fprot/reports/report.txt (I created the reports directory) was also made visible by means of IIS virtual directories. They run like a champ for me. Also, I use a scheduler to run these scripts *each* night. In addition, I use Microsoft's hfnetchk.exe to keep up to date on vulnerabilities, as well as the other utility that I can't name now that filters out requests for .exe and extended URL variable requests. I hope that I helped. DOWNLOAD THE LATEST PROFILES [getProfiles.bat] ......... ftp -s:ftpscript.txt ftp.f-secure.com THE ASSOCIATED SCRIPT [ftpscript.txt] .................. anonymous [EMAIL PROTECTED] cd anti-virus cd updates cd f-prot binary get sign.def c:/fprot/sign.def get sign2.def c:/fprot/sign2.def cd dos get macro.def c:/fprot/macro.def SCAN THE HDD AND WRITE A REPORT ........................ c:/fprot/f-prot.exe /auto /delete /hard /report=C:/fprot/reports/report.txt /append Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list. An Archive of this list is available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/
