eTrust

[Erik Jakobsen]

To all here, if its too trivial, just tell me it, and I'll close the thread.
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But there's no book about the subject as far as I know.
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Hi Kevin.

Yes I do it already for my F-Prot.

Ok about Exim and Sendmail, and I use Postfix :-)

But so far my eTrust doesn't work. Sorry that I wasn't here when the
discussion ran.


Output from my /var/log/messages file:

Sep 21 12:01:08 gateway root: F-Prot did not need updating.

Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart:
/opt/eTrustAntivirus/ino/scripts/InoStart: line 172: [: too many arguments
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart:
/opt/eTrustAntivirus/ino/scripts/InoStart: line 187: [: too many arguments
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart:
/opt/eTrustAntivirus/ino/scripts/InoStart: line 172: [: too many arguments
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart:
/opt/eTrustAntivirus/ino/scripts/InoStart: line 187: [: too many arguments

My comment: There's not so many lines in this file.
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Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart: Starting eTrust Antivirus
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart: awk:
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart: cmd. line:1: /Incorrectly
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart: awk: cmd. line:1:  ^ unterminated regexp
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart: awk: cmd. line:2: /Incorrectly
Sep 21 11:42:27 gateway InoStart: awk: cmd. line:2:             ^
unexpected newline
Sep 21 11:43:29 gateway InoStart: eTrust Antivirus service InoRpc did
not start up successfully
Sep 21 11:43:44 gateway InoStart: eTrust Antivirus service InoNmSrv did
not start up successfully
Sep 21 11:43:59 gateway InoStart: eTrust Antivirus service inoweb did
not start up successfully
Sep 21 11:44:15 gateway InoStart: eTrust Antivirus service InoTask did
not start up successfully
Sep 21 11:44:15 gateway InoStart: eTrust Antivirus startup incomplete.
Sep 21 11:44:15 gateway CAantivirus: InoStart startup failed


Kevin Spicer wrote:
> On Sun, 2003-09-21 at 15:08, Erik Jakobsen wrote:
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>
>>I have read the mail from Hancock, Scott.
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>
>>Is that the way to do an -autoupdate ?.
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>
> You are best to call update_virus_scanners hourly from cron.  If you
> installed the rpm package of MailScanner this will have ben set up for
> you (in /etc/cron.hourly) so you won't need to do anything.
>
> Scott's FAQ entry only applies if you are using exim instead of sendmail
> (even then the autoupdate is best handled by calling
> update_virus_scanners).
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