[Feature request] Make it possible to use wildcards for path(s) about php-antimalware-scanner

[kingsalman99]

I'd like to (only) scan all public and web folder in a given folder tree, like this:

php scanner /var/www/*/web

It should scan all folders called "web" in any folder below /var/www/, but it only scans the first folder it encounters. Am I doing something wrong, or is this not possible?

BRO, does this tool work in Termux??

[Cvar1984]

I'd like to (only) scan all public and web folder in a given folder tree, like this:
php scanner /var/www/*/web
It should scan all folders called "web" in any folder below /var/www/, but it only scans the first folder it encounters. Am I doing something wrong, or is this not possible?

BRO, does this tool work in Termux??

Yes

[kingsalman99]

I'd like to (only) scan all public and web folder in a given folder tree, like this:
php scanner /var/www/*/web
It should scan all folders called "web" in any folder below /var/www/, but it only scans the first folder it encounters. Am I doing something wrong, or is this not possible?

BRO, does this tool work in Termux??

Yes

Bro ,i need Tutorial ,how To install and Use That Tools bro ,because after the update, a little confusing
i am using Termux in android

[Cvar1984]

I'd like to (only) scan all public and web folder in a given folder tree, like this:
php scanner /var/www/*/web
It should scan all folders called "web" in any folder below /var/www/, but it only scans the first folder it encounters. Am I doing something wrong, or is this not possible?

BRO, does this tool work in Termux??

Yes

Bro ,i need Tutorial ,how To install and Use That Tools bro ,because after the update, a little confusing
i am using Termux in android

Download this using curl

[Jujist]

an easier way using wget
wget https://github.com/marcocesarato/PHP-Antimalware-Scanner/releases/download/0.5.0.71/scanner

[marcocesarato]

The wildcard are not supported at the moment on php Iterrator so at the moment is possibile use the filters/ignore paths.
On last release you can filter or ignore paths.

--ignore-path/s=""           - Ignore path/s, for multiple value separate with comma
                               Wildcards are enabled ex. /path/*/cache or /path/*.log
--filter-path/s=""           - Filter path/s, for multiple value separate with comma
                               Wildcards are enabled ex. /path/*/htdocs or /path/*.php