Command-Line Arguments

To start the graphical management interface of Dr.Web for Linux from the command line of the operating system, run the following command:

$ drweb-gui [<path>[ <path> …] | <parameters>]

where <path> is a path to be scanned. You can specify a list of space-separated paths.

The command accepts the following parameters (<parameters>):

--help (-h)—display the information about supported command-line parameters and close the graphical management interface.

--version (-v)—display the information about the version of the graphical management interface.

--Autonomous (-a)—run the Dr.Web for Linux graphical management interface in autonomous instance mode.

--FullScan—start the full scan task upon starting the Dr.Web for Linux graphical management interface.

--ExpressScan—start the express scan task upon starting the Dr.Web for Linux graphical management interface.

--CustomScan—start the custom scan task upon starting the Dr.Web for Linux graphical management interface (open page for selection of objects to be scanned).

Example:

$ drweb-gui /home/user/

This command starts the Dr.Web for Linux graphical management interface, then Scanner starts scanning the files for the specified path (the corresponding task appears in the list of current scans).