About using the -verbose option
Use the -verbose option to obtain information about each file that is scanned. When this option is used, a line of output is printed to STDOUT for each file. The information includes the name of the file, the result of the scan, and the final disposition of the file. For example, consider the following command:
ssecls -server 192.168.0.100:1344 -verbose c:\work\filea c:\work\fileb c:\work\filec c:\work\filed
Table: Possible scan result codes for the -verbose option lists the possible scan result codes.
Table: Possible scan result codes for the -verbose option
Result code |
Description |
-2 |
An error occurred within Symantec Protection Engine. The file was not scanned. |
-1 |
An error occurred within the command-line scanner. The file was not scanned. |
0 |
The file was successfully scanned and is clean.
This code can have any of the following meanings:
The file was not infected. The file was infected and repaired. The file was a container file that contains the embedded files that were infected and were repaired or deleted.
|
1 |
The file was successfully scanned, was not able to be repaired, and was not deleted. This result code can mean either that the file was unrepairable or that the scan policy did not allow repair. |
2 |
The file was successfully scanned, was not able to be repaired, and was deleted. This result code can mean either that the file was unrepairable or that the scan policy did not permit repair. |
The output when four files (for example, a, b, c, and d) are scanned should look similar to the following:
c:\work\filea -1
c:\work\fileb 2
c:\work\filec 2
c:\work\filed 0
See C-based command-line scanner syntax and usage.
See Supported command-line options for C-based command-line scanner.
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