Configure the anti-malware automated scanning schedule.
sentinel --task=antimalware:scanning:scheduleOption |
Value | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--scan_interval |
<disabled|daily|weekly|monthly> | weekly | How often to scan all your domains for malware. This schedule will only take precedence when the real-time anti-malware monitoring is running. If the real-time monitoring is disabled then scanning will fall back to the daily scan used by the maldet cron entry. Scheduled scans will always run with auto quarantine disabled to prevent false positives from damaging a website. |
--scan_hour |
<0-23> | 1 | The hour of day to scan all your domains for malware. |
--scan_day |
<0-7> | 0 | The day to scan all your domains for malware. |
--skip_running_scan |
<1|0> | 1 | Do not run a scan if a scan is already running. This will prevent the scheduler from starting multiple scans which may have not completed yet. |
--days |
<digit> | 7 | Scan files created/modified in the last number of days. |
--default |
<yes> | Reset all settings to their default values. | |
--default_option |
<option> | Reset a specific setting to its default value. |
// set the scan_interval
sentinel --task=antimalware:scanning:schedule --scan_interval=weekly
// reset scan_interval back to its default value
sentinel --task=antimalware:scanning:schedule --default_option=scan_interval
// reset all settings to their default values
sentinel --task=antimalware:scanning:schedule --default=yes
// scan the last 7 days of file changes every Sunday at 03:00
sentinel --task=antimalware:scanning:schedule --scan_interval=weekly --scan_day=0 --scan_hour=3 --days=7