RemoveSymantecMacFiles.command下载

********* RemoveSymantecMacFiles.command 8.0.0 ********* WARNING: This script will remove all files and folders created by Symantec Mac OS X products any files within those folders. Therefore, you will lose ALL files that reside in those folders, including any that you have created. Usage: RemoveSymantecMacFiles.command [-CcdeFfghIikLlmpQqRrV] [-QQ] [-re] [volume ...] Summary: If no option or volume is specified, then all Symantec files are removed from the current boot volume, including the invisible Symantec files (i.e., AntiVirus QuickScan and Norton FS files), and Symantec crontab entries are removed from all users' crontabs; otherwise, for each volume specified, all Symantec files and Symantec crontab entries will be removed from that volume if no options are specified. If files are removed from the current boot volume, receipt predelete scripts are run unless -d is passsed and Symantec processes are killed unless -k is passed. If a volume does not have OS X installed on it, then only the invisible Symantec files are removed from that volume. Each volume name may begin with "/Volumes/", unless it is "/". The easiest way to specify a volume is to drag the volume onto the Terminal window. Note: The Terminal application does not support high ASCII or double-byte character entry via keyboard or via drag-and-drop. If you want to have files removed from a volume that is not the current boot volume and that has a name containing high ASCII or double-byte characters, use the -A option. Options: -A Remove all Symantec files from all mounted volumes. Crontab entries are also removed from the current boot volume, but not from other volumes. If a volume does not have OS X installed on it, then only the invisible Symantec files are removed from that volume. -C Do not remove crontab entries. -c Only remove crontab entries from all users' crontabs. Nothing is removed from any volume. -d Bypass the running of receipt predelete scripts. It is best to have predelete scripts run for more thorough uninstalls. -E Suppress errors and other output when predelete scripts are run. Predelete scripts are run only when removing files from the current boot volume. -e Show errors and other output when predelete scripts are run. Predelete scripts are run only when removing files from the current boot volume. This is the default as of verion 7.0.73. -F List only regular files that are currently installed and that would be deleted. No note is added if a file is not supposed to be removed by Symantec Uninstaller. -f Do not show files as they are removed. If -f is not specified, file names are shown as files are removed. -g Do not remove items located within: /Library/Logs {each user's home}/Library/Logs -h Display help. -I Do not remove invisible Symantec files. -i Only remove invisible Symantec files. -k Do not attempt to kill Symantec processes. -l List only files that are currently installed and that would be deleted. As of version 6.0.0, contents of folders are also shown. Nothing is deleted by this option. -L List all files that RemoveSymantecMacFiles.command will attempt to find and delete. Nothing is deleted by this option. -m Show output from -l, -L, or -R options using more program. This is no longer the default action as of version 5.52 of RemoveSymantecMacFiles.command. -p Eliminate pause before restarting computer. If option -p is not specified, then there is a three second delay before the restart occurs. -q Quit script without restarting. This also suppresses the prompt to restart. -Q Quits Terminal application when script is done. If Terminal is being run by more than one user at once, Terminal is not quit. If passed a second time, it is the same as -QQ option. -QQ Quits Terminal application for all users when script is done. -R This option is equivalent to the -l option. -r Automatically restart computer when script is done if there are Symantec processes and/or kexts in memory and there were non-invisible files removed from /. -re Same as -r option. Though -re is deprecated, it remains