Ubuntu :: Avast Command Line

Aug 1, 2010

I want to make a script that will check my server files using avast

avast -a -c /home/lance/Documents -r=/home/lance/report/avastlog.txt

I get
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Date: Sat Jul 31 19:49:46 2010
# Scanned areas:
# /home/lance/Documents
#
#
# Statistics:
#
# scanned files: 1909
# scanned directories: 90
# infected files: 0
# total file size: 71.2 MB
# virus database: 100730-1 30.07.2010
# test elapsed: 4s 950ms

but i want what i see in the command line to show in the report. How do i do that? below is a sample of the command line
/home/l/Documents/readguide04.pdf [OK]
/home/l/Documents/smb.conf [OK]
/home/l/Documents/wireless.txt [OK]
/home/l/Documents/xp key.txt [OK]
/home/l/Documents/Welcome Bishop Fernando Isern.html [OK]
Archived /home/l/Documents/.doc/_1_CompObj [OK]
Archived /home/l/Documents/.doc/1Table [OK]
Archived /home/l/Documents/.doc/WordDocument [OK]
Archived /home/l/Documents/.docyInformation [OK]
/home/lance/Documents/NOVENA TO SAINT BERNADETTE SOUBIROUS.doc [OK]
#
# Statistics:
#
# scanned files: 1909
# scanned directories: 90
# infected files: 0
# total file size: 71.2 MB
# virus database: 100730-1 30.07.2010
# test elapsed: 4s 950ms
#

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