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How can I save to the file information displayed by the Anti-Virus on the console?
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  • To save the information Kaspersky Anti-Virus displays during the work on the console either configure the corresponding settings in the configuration file or enter in the command line:

    $ some_app > ./text_file 2>&1

    Where:

    some_app – is the application, whose standard output (and output of error messages) you would like to save to a file.

    text_file – is a full path to the file in which the information will be stored.

    Example: $ keepup2date > ./updater.log 2>&1

    In this case output standard messages and error messages of the keepup2date component will be displayed in the updater.log file of the current folder.


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