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FLAGS

This section covers the command line flags and arguments that can be used with malre.sh

malre --add-dir [DIRECTORY]
    - Adds a directory to the list of directories associated with the current malware remediation job
    - Multiple space separated directories can be specified in order to add them all at once
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job

malre --add-ticket [TICKET NUMBER]
    - Adds a ticket number to the list of ticket numbers associated with the current malware remediation job
    - Multiple space separated ticket numbers can be specified in order to add them all at once
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job

malre --drop
    - Allows a user to disassociate themself from a job that they previous associated themsef with using "--take" or "--init"
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job

malre --exit
    - Drops the active job (if any) and unsets all Malware Remediation related functions
    - Under certain circumstances, instead of this being done automatically, the user will be presented with commands to run to achieve the same effect

malre --info [JOB IDENTIFIER]
    - Output information about a specific job
    - If no job identifier is given and the user is currently in a job, output information about the current job

malre --init
    - Begins a new malware remediation job
    - If there are recent jobs associated with the user that you specify, you will be prompted for whether you want to take one of those jobs instead
    - Cannot be used if you are currently in a job

malre --list
    - Lists any malware remediation job that has been touched in the last seven days
    - If a username is given as a second argument, list only the jobs associated with that username

malre --list-all
    - Lists all malware remediation jobs that have taken place on this server

malre --log
    - Outputs all of the log entries for the current job
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job

malre --paid
    - Allows the user to change the status of whether or not the customer has paid for malware remediation

malre --pause
    - If there is an active scan for the current job, running this will tell it to pause at the next convenient breaking point
    - Running "--scan" again will recognize if there are any scans that have been stopped for any reason and will ask if you want to resume them
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job

malre --phase
    - Prompts you for confirmation, and then advances to the next phase of the job
    - If you use the flag "--back", this will roll back to the previous phase.

malre --rm-dir [DIRECTORY]
    - Removes a directory to the list of directories associated with the current malware remediation job
    - Multiple space separated directories can be specified in order to remove them all at once
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job

malre --scan
    - Run a scan against the directories associated with this job
    - If a previous scan was interrupted, this will prompt you on whether you want to start again where the previous scan left off
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job
    - If you add the "--select" flag, this will allow you to choose which scans are run on an item by item basis

malre --results
    - Output the most current scan results as a report that can be sent to the customer
    - If given the "--list" flag, this will instead output a list of all of the scan results and the timestamp when they occurred
    - If given the name for one of the scan results from "--list", output that scan instead of the most recent one
    - Cannot be used unless you are currently in a job

malre --status [JOB IDENTIFIER]
    - Same as "--info"

malre --take [JOB IDENTIFIER]
    - Allows the user to pick up a previously-existing job
    - There are no limitations that prevent multiple agents from working on the same job at once.
    - Cannot be used if you are currently in a job

malre --what
    - Output links to the wiki pages that show what to do next

malre -h
malre --help
malre --help dis
malre --help bak
malre --help note
malre --help led
malre --help jobs
malre --help files
    - Outputs various bits of help information and documentation