Hi Harry, Thanks for this, it looks interesting. Might well be where the rest of my night goes.... :)
But - the reason I have arrived at this juncture, is as follows... I have been happily setting up Linux Servers using something called Inflex (a Linux mail scanner), using F-PROT, a free (for non-commercial use and cheap for commercial use!) Linux virus scanner. All was going well, until last week one of my sites was infected by a new virus! This appeared to be down to the date of the updates. Using Symantec NAV2002, new definitions are released daily, and in four years of using NAV for Windows, I've not been caught by a virus whilst NAV was installed and enabled!! So, putting two and two together, and allowing for the fact that Symantec don't produce NAV for Linux, I decided to put together a scanner out of the DOS versions of NAV... which explains where I am now! So, whilst F-PROT and now it appears Panda are free in some cases, there is obviously a price to pay for this... this appearing to be the rate new defintions are released at! So, like I said, I'll examine Panda, and I'll also continue to use F-PROT, but what I'd like to do is add my trusted NAV into the equation.... all working under Linux, just not returning the correct errorlevel! So, many thanks, but my quest continues - if anybody has any further ideas they'd be much appreciated! Regards, Greg. > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of > H. B. > Sent: 29 April 2002 22:55 > To: Greg Conway > Subject: Re: DOS errorlevel not working? > > > Greg, > > The corporate version of VirusScan contains VirusScan for > Linux (command line). Panda Software has a free Linux > version, but I have not used it. I've only used VirusScan. > > http://www.nai.com/naicommon/buy-try/try/products-evals.asp#McAfee > http://www.pandasoftware.com/com/linux/linux.asp > > Keep in mind that I do not use this software for Linux, > but to scan my Windows drives from Linux. > > Harry > > Greg Conway wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > I've just found DOSEMU yesterday, when I discovered I needed X > windows to > > run WINE! > > > > I am trying to get the Norton Anti-Virus Scanner NAVDX.EXE working under > > Linux. This is all fine, I've managed to get the > > thing working, and mount the folder I wish to scan as my D: > drive (has taken > > me some time but there was documentation for all this on the web!!) > > > > However, I'm having trouble with the errorlevel command, and > returning the > > result to Linux. Consider the following DOS program: > > > > @echo off > > c:\navdx\navdx.exe c:\virusfolder /s+ /doallfiles /zips /delete > > if errorlevel 13 echo "virus" > > if errorlevel 0 echo "clear" > > > > simple stuff. Under Win2K, this program does the decent thing > and returns > > "virus" and "clear", as expected (DOS errorlevel command > reports >= rather > > then = if I remember correctly!), if I drop the EICAR test > files into the > > directory c:\virusfolder. > > > > However, under DOSEMU (I'm running the binaries with FreeDOS) it returns > > errorlevel 0 every time. > > > > Any ideas what could be going wrong here? I'm pulling my hair > out over this, > > and have been scouring the web for examples all day with no success!! > > > > Once I have this sorted, my final problem will be to return the > errorlevel > > to Linux, where I've called DOSEMU from a shell > > script, so if anybody has any ideas on this as well they'd be gratefully > > received - the best I've found is a posting so far > > that says "how does it work? exitemu 1 doesn't do the job"!!) > > > > Many thanks for any help received. > > > > Regards, > > > > Greg Conway. > > > > (apologies if this is duplicated, my first post does not appear to have > > arrived! > > > > *********************************************************************** > > This is a confidential communication between sender and > addressee. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, > please notify the sender and do not read, copy, use or disclose > this communication to others. 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