ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux
 
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Logs

ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux 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 Logs 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

 

--va-scans

List Vulnerability Assessment scan logs

Examples

Display all event logs:

Save all event logs in CSV format to a file in the Documents directory of current user:

Display every threat detected and action taken against: