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Hello and thanks for a great wee scanner.
The --exclude option appears to be ignored on Windows, or acts strangely.
I want to ignore the System Volume Information folder on the D drive as it is inaccessible to mere mortals. I've tried:
--exclude "D:\System Volume Information"
I also tried it with single quotes, tried it without the D:\
It just gets ignored and scanned anyway (with an access denied error of course).
Also, if you try
--exclude "D:\System Volume Information\"
(ie with a \ at the end of the path to be exluded), the scan finishes straight away without scanning anything, and with no error.
Am I misunderstanding the syntax of the --exclude parameter?
I am ensuring that the path to be scanned is last on the line (actually the path to be scanned is simply d:\ )
For example (run from an administrative Powershell):
.\local-spring-vuln-scanner.exe --quiet --exclude "D:\System Volume Information" --log "mylogfile.log" d:\
Thanks.
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Hello and thanks for a great wee scanner.
The --exclude option appears to be ignored on Windows, or acts strangely.
I want to ignore the System Volume Information folder on the D drive as it is inaccessible to mere mortals. I've tried:
--exclude "D:\System Volume Information"
I also tried it with single quotes, tried it without the D:\
It just gets ignored and scanned anyway (with an access denied error of course).
Also, if you try
--exclude "D:\System Volume Information\"
(ie with a \ at the end of the path to be exluded), the scan finishes straight away without scanning anything, and with no error.
Am I misunderstanding the syntax of the --exclude parameter?
I am ensuring that the path to be scanned is last on the line (actually the path to be scanned is simply d:\ )
For example (run from an administrative Powershell):
.\local-spring-vuln-scanner.exe --quiet --exclude "D:\System Volume Information" --log "mylogfile.log" d:\
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: