Events
ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux (EEAU) commands executed via Terminal, and some more events are logged by EEAU.
Each recorded action includes the following information: time the event occurred, component (if available), event, user.
Display events via Terminal
To display the recorded Events via a Terminal window, use the lslog command-line tool as a privileged user.
Syntax: /opt/eset/eea/sbin/lslog [OPTIONS]
Options - short form |
Options - long form |
Description |
|---|---|---|
-f |
--follow |
Wait for new logs and append them to the output |
-o |
--optimize |
Optimize logs |
-c |
--csv |
Display logs in CSV format. |
-e |
--events |
List Event logs |
-u |
--urls |
List URL logs |
-l |
--device-control |
List Device Control logs |
-n |
--sent-files |
Display a list of files submitted for analysis |
-s |
--scans |
List On-Demand scan logs |
|
--with-log-name |
Display Log name column in addition |
|
--ods-details=log-name |
Display details of an on-demand scan identified by log name |
|
--ods-detections=log-name |
Display detections of an on-demand scan identified by log name |
|
--ods-notscanned=log-name |
Display not scanned items of an on-demand scan identified by log name |
-d |
--detections |
List Detection Log records |
|
--ods-events=log-name |
Print detections found and files not scanned during specific On-demand scan identified by log name. |
-b |
--blocked-files |
List blocked files logs |
-t |
--network |
List Network Access Protection logs |
Examples
Display all event logs:
/opt/eset/eea/sbin/lslog -e |
Save all event logs in CSV format to a file in the Documents directory of current user:
/opt/eset/eea/sbin/lslog -ec > /home/$USER/Documents/eventlogs.csv |
Display every threat detected and action taken against:
/opt/eset/eea/sbin/lslog -d |