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Do
people use Fire Daemon or something similar to get around this problem? Or
a chron job of some sort?
John..
I guess that is
a possibility. Have not tried it..
& yes you
are right we don't want to leave the server logged on. The same issue
also exists with F-Prot as we know. The update does not work if you are
not logged on and have to run an update scheduled task.
Does anyone know
anything about F-Secure? Do they run as a service?
Regards,
Kami
Thanks Kami. Since
we are talking about Mail Servers, we all know that servers should not be left
logged on.
What about starting
the AVG
Control
Center as a scheduled
task just before the update manager needs to run?
John Tolmachoff MCSE
CSSA
Engineer/Consultant
eServices For You
www.eservicesforyou.com
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From:
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On Behalf Of Kami
Razvan
Sent:
Thursday, June 12,
2003 7:00
AM
To: Virus List
Subject: [Declude.Virus] Grisoft- New
finding.. FYI
I have been exchanging email
with the Tech Support at Grisoft about the Auto-Update. I thought it is
good to know considering I have suggested this software recently as a
scanner.
I am sorry, but the update
manager does not run as a service. The update manager is managed by AVG
Control Cetner. The AVG Control center starts, when a user logs
on.
I recommend to log on and lock
the station.
This problem will be solved in
AVG 7, in this version, there will be possible to update also, when a user is
logged off. The version 7 will be released in a few weeks.
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Regards,
Kami
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