4.67.1-1 with esets virus scanner support

[UxBoD]

Hi Jules,

It appears that it is just a bit of rebranding.  All the previous nod32 commands are now prefixed esets instead ie nod32_cli becomes esets_cli.

Regards,

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Subject: 4.67.1-1 with esets virus scanner support

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I have just put out a beta release which includes support for the esets 
virus scanner.
Thanks to Phil (UxBoD) for writing the support for it.

What's the difference between esets and nod32? They both seem to be 
produced by the same people.

Jules

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