-unzip: zip is the most popular compression format. With this option all
zipped files are scanned. If you turn on this option without the
argument, the unzip program will be searched in
$PATH.
Clam Antivirus was tested with UnZip 5.41 of 16 April 2000,
by Info-ZIP.
-unrar: Tested with UNRAR 2.50 freeware.
-unace: It uses options supported by UNACE v1.2 public version,
not tested, but should work.
-unarj: Tested with UNARJ (Demo version) 2.41a.
-zoo: Tested with zoo 2.1.
-lha: Tested with LHa for Unix V 1.14e.
-jar: CA uses unzip for .jar files. Tested with UnZip 5.41
of 16 April 2000, by Info-ZIP.
-tar: This option supports non-compressed archives. Tested with
GNU tar 1.13.17.
-deb: This option supports debian binary packages. Tested with
GNU ar 2.12.90.0.14. Implies -tgz , but doesn't conflict
with -tgz=FULLPATH.
-tgz: This option supports .tar.gz and .tgz files. You need GNU
tar, on non-Linux system you probably have it as gtar
and if this is in $PATH just use -tgz=gtar or
supply the full path to this command as an argument.