Avgupdate Command - AVG Linux E-mail Server User Manual

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scans the user's home directory
$ avgscan -heur /home/user
scans the user's home directory using heuristic analysis
$ avgscan /home/user/bin/run_something.sh
scans the single file run_something.sh in the bin directory of user's home
$ avgscan -repok /home/user
scans user's home directory, reporting uninfected files as OK
$ avgscan -report ~/reports/report001.avg /home/user
scans the user's home directory and reports the test results into the file
report001.avg in the reports directory in the actual user's home
$ avgscan -repappend ~/reports/report001.avg /home/user
scans the user's home directory and appends the test results to the file
report001.avg in the reports directory in the actual user's home
$ avgscan -arc -repok /home/user
scans the user's home directory including archives, reporting uninfected files
as OK
$ avgscan -ext=* -rt -arc -heur /home
scans the files with any extension in the /home directory, including the run
time compressions and archives
Note: For online help on the avgscan command type
$ man -l /opt/grisoft/avg7/man/man1/avgscan.1.gz
in your shell.

7.2. AVGUPDATE Command

Anti-virus systems can guarantee reliable protection only if they are updated
regularly. AVG for Linux E-mail Server provides a reliable and fast update service
with quick response times via the avgupdate command line utility.
AVG Anti-Virus offers three different update levels (update levels of lower
importance automatically include more critical ones):
Priority update
The priority update contains changes necessary for reliable anti-virus
protection. Typically, these are important virus definition updates. These
updates should be applied as soon as they are available.
Recommended update
The recommended update contains various program changes, fixes and
improvements.
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