Command line /log switch

When running NOD32 from the command line, I can't seem to be able to specify a log file path name with spaces in it.

For example:
nod32.exe /log=C:\nod32log.txt C:\test.txt
Works OK, but:

nod32.exe /log=C:\"nod32 log.txt" C:\test.txt
...and...
nod32.exe /log=C:\nod32 log.txt C:\test.txt
...don't work. This means I can't give NOD32 a user's %temp% directory as a log file, as it has spaces in the directory structure.

 

Can you pass the %username% variable instead of the actual username with the space?

 

No, as the spaces in "Documents and Settings" mean it fails, whether using quotes or not, environment variables or not. It looks like the program isn't parsing quotes in the the /log switch correctly.

 

Perhaps you could use the truncated 11 character filename scheme in your command line?

For example, nod32.exe /log=c:\DOCUME~1\%username% etc

 

why want to have spaces in logfilename