Avira antivir server unix 사용자 설명서

Avira GmbH

Avira AntiVir Server/ Professional (UNIX)

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Press Enter or set another time first.

 Then the installer asks if you want to check for Product updates every week:

Press y, if you want to create this task, or just press Enter, if you don’t.

 The next step of the installation process is installing the main program.

If no dazuko device is detected on your system, the script tries to install 
dazuko:

Press y, if you want to install dazuko and use AntiVir Guard, then press Enter.

 Dazuko3 package is installed.

If the attempt to install dazuko fails, you have to compile the module yourself. 
For more details, see 

 The installer then reads /etc/fstab, to check the directories to be mounted as 

dazukofs. If no entry is found, it asks you to enter one directory to be scanned by 
the Guard:

Type one directory, which you want to be protected on-access (for example, 

/home) 

and press Enter.
If you want to modify the list of protected directories, you can add or remove entries 
later, by editing /etc/fstab file and remounting dazukofs.

Would you like to check for Guard updates once a week ? [n]

3) installing main program
copying doc/avserver_en.pdf to /usr/lib/AntiVir/ ... done
copying bin/linux_glibc22/libdazuko3compat2.so to /usr/lib/AntiVir/ ... done
...
No Dazuko device found on your system
Would you like to install dazuko now ? [y]

installing dazuko ... Available Dazuko3-Package: '3.0.0-rc4'

checking for needed build components:
        checking for C compiler cc ... found
        checking for C compiler gcc ... found
        checking for kernel sources ... found

detecting kernel version ... 2.6.18
unpacking dazuko-3.0.0-rc4_2.6.18 ... done
installing dazuko-3.0.0-rc4_2.6.18 ...

initiate dazukofs ...
done

linking /usr/lib/AntiVir/libdazuko.so to /usr/lib/AntiVir/libdazuko3compat2.so...

Guard will automatically protect all directories
 which are mounted upon dazukofs filesystem.

Please specify at least one directory to be protected
by Guard to add in /etc/fstab: [/home]