OK, I am not sure how many use this if at all, but the option is there and I see the MCI codes which can be used with it but there are not samples or examples of best way to use this.

If anyone is using this can you share your command?

Thanks!
Pequito

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On 03/08/17, Pequito said the following...

OK, I am not sure how many use this if at all, but the option is there
and I see the MCI codes which can be used with it but there are not samples or examples of best way to use this.

If anyone is using this can you share your command?

Never mind, figured this one out. Was able to just enter:
Command: clamscan %3 --quiet

And yes this works on scanning the file under linux.

Cheers!
Pequito

+- $s.s$s.s$ ----------------------------------------+
| $ý"$$$"ý$ twinklebbs.homeip.net |
| .$$$. winkle BBS twinklebbs.homeip.net:8080 |
+-- .$$$$$. -----------------------------------------+
$ý"~"ý$ Christopher Malo aka Pequito!

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Linux)
* Origin: Twinkle BBS (21:1/126)

On 03/08/17, Pequito said the following...

Never mind, figured this one out. Was able to just enter:
Command: clamscan %3 --quiet
And yes this works on scanning the file under linux.

I remember g00r00 asking about interest in checking files for viruses, but I don't see anything on the wiki (searched for virus & scan). I remember it was just before he setup the spell checker. I take it you loaded clamtk and
updated it's virus database. I just did that and told it to scan a 7 line
text file and it took so much time it took a half hour to right the first two lines of this message (on the same system, a Pi2B). Finally did ^C abort on
the clamscan shell to stop it. Doesn't seem usable on a Pi ;(
Where is it you added it or saw it? I don't really notice it, but there is a lot in Mystic I haven't fully dug in to yet. I'm sure it would be OK on my Ubuntu 16.04 machine (AMD based).

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