Craig White wrote:
On Mon, 2010-05-03 at 07:52 -0700, betty wrote:
well, no, of course i am not running anything complicated (surely you
jest !) as you know my non-existent level of expertise. the primary
reason why i got the program, and it is running fine (i guess, how would
i know?) is t
On Mon, 2010-05-03 at 07:52 -0700, betty wrote:
> well, no, of course i am not running anything complicated (surely you
> jest !) as you know my non-existent level of expertise. the primary
> reason why i got the program, and it is running fine (i guess, how would
> i know?) is that after 10 yea
window (if it's
>>>> *very* recent, many distros are behind in this) via advanced|schedule.
>>>> If you prefer using a GUI, you might also look at klamav, which is a KDE
>>>> frontend for clam. Be warned klamav brings in dazuko and does on-access
>
s probably not needed for Linux systems,
and may be harmful to system performance and stability.
==Joseph++
betty wrote:
stupid question alert; please do not read if you have no patience.
I am using clamAV and clam tk, (3.05) so that i can use the gui.
it's supposed to have automatic upd
te frequency from the clamtk window (if it's
>>>> *very* recent, many distros are behind in this) via advanced|schedule.
>>>> If you prefer using a GUI, you might also look at klamav, which is a
>>>> KDE frontend for clam. Be warned klamav brings in dazuk
tend for clam. Be warned klamav brings in dazuko and does
>>> on-access scanning, which is probably not needed for Linux systems,
>>> and may be harmful to system performance and stability.
>>>
>>> ==Joseph++
>>> betty wrote:
>>>> stupi
ings in dazuko and does on-access
scanning, which is probably not needed for Linux systems, and may be
harmful to system performance and stability.
==Joseph++
betty wrote:
stupid question alert; please do not read if you have no patience.
I am using clamAV and clam tk, (3.05) so that
and may be harmful to
system performance and stability.
==Joseph++
betty wrote:
stupid question alert; please do not read if you have no patience.
I am using clamAV and clam tk, (3.05) so that i can use the gui.
it's supposed to have automatic updates, how will i know if it is
updating
ch is probably not needed for Linux systems, and may be harmful to
system performance and stability.
==Joseph++
betty wrote:
> stupid question alert; please do not read if you have no patience.
>
> I am using clamAV and clam tk, (3.05) so that i can use the gui.
> it's supp
am using clamAV and clam tk, (3.05) so that i can use the gui.
> it's supposed to have automatic updates, how will i know if it is updating
> it's signatures? [using a gui]
> does it run itself automatically or do i need to do that every so often?
> thanks agai
stupid question alert; please do not read if you have no patience.
I am using clamAV and clam tk, (3.05) so that i can use the gui.
it's supposed to have automatic updates, how will i know if it is
updating it's signatures? [using a gui]
does it run itself automatically or do i need
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