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[Julian Field]

Is there a consensus that the mcafee wrapper and autoupdate scripts should
be changed to use new locations?
If so, what would you all like?

I can always put some checking code in the RPM so that it spits a big
warning if the old directory still exists, so you get told to move your
copy of McAfee to the new location.

Any suggestions welcome!

Jules.

At 20:47 31/05/2002, you wrote:
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>El Vie 31 May 2002 12:54, escribiste:
> > I have not bought a new version of mcafee in a while but the one I
> > use installs by default into a directory named uvscan and puts the
> > dat files in the same folder.  This has caused me problems several
> > times with the rpm install of mailscanner, and I always have to
> > remember to go fix the mcafeewrapper.
> >
> > I've thought about creating a source rpm for mailscanner that
> > builds a more "truely" binary set of rpm's (as apposed to the
> > script based rpm taht builds the perl modules and etc on install
> > now) that just drop the files in the correct location and then
> > tries to dynamically generate a more proper config however, I'm not
> > sure if this would be of any use to anyone.  Or if this would be to
> > specialized for one platform(and rejected on that basis)
> >
> > --robert
>
>I have the same problem. I would appreciate a copy of the modified
>mcafeewrapper script, if at all possible.
>
>
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