Find infected file in log???

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by GuruGuy, Jul 14, 2005.

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  1. GuruGuy

    GuruGuy Registered Member

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    I just did a scan and clean and one file was infected and cleaned.

    Question is, how in the hell do you find the file quickly in the log to see what it was. I think it should be highlighted in red, but when you have 500,000 files that were scanned, there has to be a QUICK way to just go to it.

    How can I go straight to this infected file to see what it was?
     
  2. GuruGuy

    GuruGuy Registered Member

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    I answered part of my question.....I found it in the quarantine folder.

    However, if folks don't quarantine things, how do they find the file quickly in just the log file?
     
  3. Marcos

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    Don't list all files and you'll find it easily in the scanner log. Infected items are highlighted red in logs.
     
  4. GuruGuy

    GuruGuy Registered Member

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    Good point..........Thanks.
     
  5. rothko

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    i actually added this to the request list here (post 206): https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=49674&page=9&pp=25

    I still think it would be a nice addition - i dont list all files, but sometimes the list of locked files, password protected zips, etc can be quite large and takes some scrolling through. be nice to have the threats list at the end as a summary

    cheers, lee
     
  6. GuruGuy

    GuruGuy Registered Member

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    Or when you open the control panel and see in the list files scanned, number infected, number cleaned.............you could double click it and it would only show you what you clicked on instead of the whole log. For instance double clicking on Infected files: 2 would only show you those two infected files instead of the entire log.
     
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