Escaping whitespace for "Execute a process"

[KBoersch]

Hi community,

I'm trying to send the following shell-command via "Execute a process" step.

clamdscan --remove /way/to/my/file/file withspace.txt

As you can see, the file includes a whitespace, which leads to an error "Can't access file".

In order to fix this, I tried to use quotes, double quotes and :

clamdscan --remove "/way/to/my/file/file withspace.txt"
clamdscan --remove '/way/to/my/file/file withspace.txt'
clamdscan --remove /way/to/my/file/file\ withspace.txt

Although this works, when I directly send the command from the server shell (ubuntu), this doesn't work, when I send these exact changes to the "Execute a process" transform.

So I guess the way this transform sends the command is the problem. Any file without whitespace works perfectly fine.

Does anyone here have another good idea how to workaround this?

Many thanks
Kai

[DWORK032]

Divide your command in three fields:

process_field = clamdscan
action_field = --remove
file_field = /way/to/my/file/file\ withspace.txt

and try this:

[KBoersch]

Perfect! Thanks, don't know why I didn't see that option myself :D