linux client for symantec antivirus
johanb
boeckx.johan at telenet.be
Thu Nov 15 18:39:28 UTC 2007
Hi,
I have symantec client for antivirus mr3, and am netwerk admin on
company, and they only let me put a linux client into the network , if I
update to the antivirus-database. So big problem. I tried with Fedora 8
but there he gave problems with the libraries. NOw i try with ubuntu.
I followed recommendations on ubuntu forum:
1. created debs with alien from the rpm's
2. changing path for awk
3. creating the lock file
When I run ./symcfgpop I receive :
root at gandalf:/opt/Symantec/symantec_antivirus# ./symcfgpop symcfgpop:
Settings popoulation utility for Symantec AntiVirus
Usage: symcfgpop <settings file to import>
When I run ../symcfgdata.inf I receive :
./symcfgdata.inf: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `;'
./symcfgdata.inf: line 1:
`;************************************************
***************************'
./sav manualscan -s /lib
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to open key \VirusProtect6
Unable to determine status of scanning daemon
*** This command may not function correctly or may be delayed
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to open registry key!
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to create key ScanAllDrives
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to write value to registry!
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to create key /lib
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to write value to registry!
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to create key StartManualScanNow
Error: Symantec configuration service unavailable
Unable to write StartManualScanNow value to registry!
And when I do /opt/Symantec/symantec_antivirus/rtvscand
failed to open PID file: No such file or directory
When I open the gui, it says autoprotect : disabled , RTVScan :
disabled, Scan : unknown status.
Anybody has ideas ?
Greetings,
Johan
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