Linux scanning logs location?

[broadner]

Where should I be looking for the log file that shows the exact info that pops up on the console when I do a system file scan? A scan found a virus, but then sped past on the console and now I can't figure out what virus it found. I've looked everywhere in /var/log, /usr/local/, /etc/, and even grepped everywhere on the system from / looking for "Infected" "Viruses" and "Trojan" and found nothing after a very long time :)

Thanks,
Gordon

[19monty64]

Are you using Wubi to install linux within Windows, and then scanning Wubi-files with Nod? You can scan within linux with the built-in a/v...

[broadner]

no, I'm using Linux file scanner on a RedHat system.

Thanks,
Gordon

[19monty64]

What was displayed when the scan was complete???

[broadner]

It has a bunch of information about bogus zip files, and then the name and locations of several viruses.

Thanks,
Gordon

[bouke]

{QUOTE-> Where should I be looking for the log file that shows the exact info that pops up on the console when I do a system file scan? <-QUOTE}

You are able to find this info using: find -name wwwi* -print

This is the location on my box: /var/log/esets