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Originally Posted by rhandwor
I tried to do this but clam says I don't have permission or the hard drive isn't large enough. I have a 2T drive with more than 1/2 left available to use.
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If you're running clamscan as an ordinary user and it comes across a file which it tries to delete/move but the user doesn't have the required privileges to do so (e.g. a root-owned system file), then it can't do it.
In the first place, and before you do any potential damage, you should run clamscam again and post the results here so that folk can determine if the files are a threat or not.
