Problems installing ESET File Security for Linux

[russellbcpsi]

Hello

We contacted NHA and purchased a single license of NOD 32 for Linux.

NHA emailed us a document with the following:

Product Platform: ESET File Security for Linux/BSD
User Name
Password

I went to the download page and the exact product platform mentioned above is not listed, so I called NHA and was pointed to "ESET File Security (Red Hat Ready/SuSe Ready)".

Now I have esets.i386.rpm.bin and the nod32.lic file that was attatched to the email.

I placed both of these files on our server which is running RedHat 5 Enterprise Edition.

Per download instructions, I ran sh ./esets.i386.rpm.bin.

The license agreement pops up. Once I answer yes to accept, I get the following:

Do you accept this license agreement? Y
Creating esets-2.71.10.i386.rpm
Verifying MD5 Checksum <flashing cursor>

Nothing happens beyond this point. I left it sitting for hours with no change.

I then tried to install the package esets-2.71.10.i386.rpm. Received a message that package installed successfully then nothing.

The instructions say that once you have confirmed the Acceptance Agreement, the installation package is placed into the current working directory and the relavant information regarding the package's installation, un-installation or update is printed to the terminal.

I do not see any of that and do not see where Nod32 is installed anywhere on the server. Help??

[mayt]

Hello,

download a newer package from http://download.eset.com/download/unix/esets-rsr.i386.rpm.bin. This package is Red Hat Ready compliant, and it's 2.71.12.

Then run sh ./esets-rsr.i386.rpm.bin

Go through the license agreement and then install the rpm package using rpm -i.

[russellbcpsi]

Thanks for the reply

That worked.

Package Mgr now shows where it has been installed. Now I'm having trouble finding and running the software. I was expecting something like the Control Center on the Windows machines.

Also, I'm not sure what to do with the nod32.lic file. Sorry for the limited info as Red Hat is also new to me so this may very well be user error.

[russellbcpsi]

OK, scrap that

We now have internet access on the Red Hat server. We found the that service was running but not able to authenicate the update. Now with internet access we're getting past that.

Next question. What do I do with the nod32.lic file?

[mayt]

You need to copy it to /etc/esets/license/
After doing so you'll be able to run esets_daemon as well as update.

[russellbcpsi]

Now we have the lic file copied over

We can run ps -C esets_daemon and see the process running.

Not sure what to do next. Sitll no sign of Nod32 being installed other than checking the processes.

Is there no control center as the Windows version of Nod 32?

Is there a way to test? We tried the Eicar antivirus test (which is a benign virus used for testing) and did not get any warnings.

[mayt]

-{ Quote: "Is there no control center as the Windows version of Nod 32?" }-

No, everything's handled from command line. There is a graphic interface - esets_wwwi - which serves mainly for tweaking esets.cfg

-{ Quote: "Is there a way to test? We tried the Eicar antivirus test (which is a benign virus used for testing) and did not get any warnings." }-

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