Re: [newbie] Installed Kaspersky Anti-Virus program - How do you enable it?

2001-07-10 Thread Romanator

Frank,

For some reason, I was typing in: updatedb 

Thanks for the info,

Roman

Franki wrote:
 
 type locate AvpDaemon if your locate db has updated lately, it will tell you
 where the file is,,
 
 then go there, and type,,, ./AvpDaemon
 
 that would probably do the trick...
 
 regards
 
 Frank
 
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 Hi everybody,
 
 This is in reference to the rpm installation of the Kaskpersky Anti
 Virus program. For some reason it does not append itself to the menu
 bar. More importantly, how do I know that it is running? According to
 the Readme.txt file, at the command prompt, I'm supposed to type in:
 AvpDaemon [option]  and so on. However, Bash does not recognize the
 command. What am I doing wrong?
 
 Roman
 Registered Linux User #179293
 su is not the root of your problem
 but the start of a new journey




RE: [newbie] Installed Kaspersky Anti-Virus program - How do you enable it?

2001-07-09 Thread Franki

type locate AvpDaemon if your locate db has updated lately, it will tell you
where the file is,,

then go there, and type,,, ./AvpDaemon

that would probably do the trick...

regards

Frank

-Original Message-
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Sent: Tuesday, 10 July 2001 9:01 AM
To: Newbie
Subject: [newbie] Installed Kaspersky Anti-Virus program - How do you
enable it?


Hi everybody,

This is in reference to the rpm installation of the Kaskpersky Anti
Virus program. For some reason it does not append itself to the menu
bar. More importantly, how do I know that it is running? According to
the Readme.txt file, at the command prompt, I'm supposed to type in:
AvpDaemon [option]  and so on. However, Bash does not recognize the
command. What am I doing wrong?

Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
su is not the root of your problem
but the start of a new journey