A P P E N D I X B
Corrupted
– the file contents don’t correspond to the file format.
I/O error
– the file or sector is located on a write-protected disk or a
system error has occurred. This message is also displayed if the
program tried to open a file that is write-protected by the system.
Packed: <PACK_NAME>
– the file is packed or immunized using the de-
fined packing utility. This message will be displayed only if the
scanner is preset to report packed objects.
Archive: <ARCHIVE_NAME> –
the file is an archive that was created with
the defined archiver. This message will be displayed only if the
scanner is preset to report archived objects.
Unknown format
– the archive/pack cannot be extracted/unpacked be-
cause it is corrupted or was created using a new version of the
archiving/packing utility.
16.6. Scanner and Daemon: exit
codes
The list of exit codes that can be returned by the pro-
gram. Example of using these codes in a script file.
If you start Scanner or Daemon from a script file, you may analyze its exit
code.
After the task is finished, the program returns one of the following values
(exit codes) in the low half-byte:
0
– no viruses detected;
1
– scanning was interrupted;
2
– objects containing a modified or damaged virus were detected;
3
– suspicious objects were detected;
4
– one or more viruses were detected;
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