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JockVSJock
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Running McAfee on RedHat Linux 5/6, and I need to start to update their .dat files.
If I run uvscan --version, I'm getting v 6.0.0.309
However, how do I know what time/date stamp the .dat file is.
Also once I get updated .dat files, where do I install them. I've noticed that McAfee has some basic info on their site that wants to stop a daemon called nails under /etc/init.d, however I show /etc/init.d/cam.
If I run uvscan --version, I'm getting v 6.0.0.309
However, how do I know what time/date stamp the .dat file is.
Also once I get updated .dat files, where do I install them. I've noticed that McAfee has some basic info on their site that wants to stop a daemon called nails under /etc/init.d, however I show /etc/init.d/cam.
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cbigbrick
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And in conclusion your point was.....???
Don't get so upset...it's just ones and zeros. -
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I've updated my .dat files on my Linux servers.
You can run the following command to confirm the date/time stamp of the .dat fileuvscan --help
Under Red Hat Linux 5.x/6.x you can also look under /usr/local/uvscan and see where the .dat files live.***Freedom of Speech, Just Watch What You Say*** Example, Beware of CompTIA Certs (Deleted From Google Cached)
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