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1. #Run comodo antivirus in terminal linux install
2. #Run comodo antivirus in terminal linux driver
3. #Run comodo antivirus in terminal linux full
4. #Run comodo antivirus in terminal linux software

This allowed me to run Comodo’s updater and to do a full computer scan maybe 4 times.

#Run comodo antivirus in terminal linux driver

I was able to run the system driver load & diagnostic routine as instructed by COMODO. The exact same issue everyone else is having is happening here as well.

#Run comodo antivirus in terminal linux install

The 12.4 Comodo does install on 13.1, but, works intermittently, then fails completely after a few days. The generic DEB one won’t install at all either. My problem might be that the SUSE Comodo installation file is for the older 12.4 Suse. I proceeded to download the EICAR test file to see if the on-access scanning was actually functioning, and it detected it right away! I didn’t know which ‘gcc’ to install so I installed three – ‘gcc – various compilers (C, C++, Objective C, Java)’, ‘gcc-c++’ and ‘libgcc’.ĭownloaded the driver.tar file from and copied this file to /opt/COMODO/driver.tar overwriting the original.Īs this process runs, I noticed it doing much more and taking much longer than before as the required Redirfs modules were being installed.Īfter this process, I opened Comodo AV, which just said it needed updating, then needed a full system scan.

#Run comodo antivirus in terminal linux software

Install ‘gcc’ via Software Management tool / Apper. Uninstall Comodo AV with command ‘rpm -ev CAV_LINUX’ This is a compiler so when you run ‘/opt/COMODO/post_setup.sh’ the Redirfs installs correctly, which is the driver which Comodo AV uses for on-access scanning. I tried everything I could to get this to work - I guess persistence pays!įor anyone else with the same problem, I suggest you install ‘gcc’. I’m pleased to say I’ve finally managed to get on-access scanning enabled on my Fedora 19 linux machine!

In fact post_setup.sh compile driver source and then install compiled drivers. How can I resolve this so on-access scanning works? Note: On the main Comodo Antivirus window, On Access is showing as ‘green’, which implies it’s active I guess, however when I download and run the EICAR test file, nothing is detected on-access (it is detected on an on-demand scan though). I’m running Fedora 16, which I believe is supported. I’ve tried restarting my computer, which still does not resolve the matter. I then run ‘/etc/init.d/cmdavd restart’ which runs ok. The cmgdaemon started successfully! ĬOMODO Antivirus is successfully configured, you can start it from Menu or Desktop.

RedirFS kernel modules installation failed. Make -C /lib/modules/ uname -r/build M=/tmp/driver/redirfs modules_install Make: *** /lib/modules/3.1.686/build: No such file or directory. Make -C /lib/modules/ uname -r/build M=/tmp/driver/redirfs modules Please install the kernel source or kernel headers for 3.1.686, then run this script again. Then linux kernel source or linux kernel headers for your current kernel version 3.1.686 can not be found. When I run the post_setup command, I get this output: Then run “/etc/init.d/cmdavd restart” command to restart your cmdavd service.Ī second message, almost identical to the first is displayed after, but instead of ‘redirfs.ko’, it’s ‘avil.ko’ I choose ‘yes’ to fix them, and a message appears saying 'The kernel module redirfs.ko appropriate for your current kernel version does not exist, please run /opt/COMODO/post_setup.sh to install it. When I click ‘Run diagnostics’, it says problems were found with the installation. I’ve installed Comodo Antivirus for Linux, and when I open the main window I have an error saying ‘Filesystem filter driver is not loaded’.