commandline shortcut scanning

hi i am trying to add nod32 to my flashpen for commandline scanning

now if i try making a shortcut

Code:

target "h:\nod32\ecls.exe" "C:" --aind --files --arch --max-archive-level=10 --sfx --rtp --symlink --adware --unsafe --unwanted --pattern --heur --adv-heur --action=clean --quarantine --log-file=nod32v3.log --no-log-all --log-rewrite

ecls launches but doesnt run

but if i do this in the start/run box, it works.

Code:

h:\nod32v3\ecls.exe "C:" --aind --files --arch --max-archive-level=10 --sfx --rtp --symlink --adware --unsafe --unwanted --pattern --heur --adv-heur --action=clean --quarantine --log-file=nod32v3.log --no-log-all --log-rewrite

how can i do it with a shortcut?

and one other question re: commandline options
i set it to log to file, but it is logging everything...if possible i want it to only log infected items,, is that possible?

Thanks

 

More informations here.


"and one other question re: commandline options
i set it to log to file, but it is logging everything...if possible i want it to only log infected items,, is that possible?"


"C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET Smart Security\ecls.exe" --help

 

i read the help thats how i got the switches
it just depends on how its ran..

e.g
if ran from start/run the scanner works but ignores someof the switches

if ran from a windows shortcut with command switches - ecls fails initialization

if ran directly from a batch file it works fine (all switches)

BUT

if its ran from a shortcut to that batch file, it fails initialization too

 

I cannot explain you more in detail I know them to myself that the scan in line of commands still meets with some bugs to correct.

 

It's still a bit buggy it seems, but if you add the "--base-dir" parameter which should point to the ESS/NOD32 directory it should work without the initialization error as explained using the link provided by nodyforever: