Have downloaded and tired to install Comodo Antivirus on Ubuntu 12.04
Ran /opt/COMODO/post_setup.sh successfully, but Comodo doesn’t start.
Ran Diagnostics and followed instruction to run “/etc/init.d/cmdavd restart”
This appears to be successful - “The cmdagent stopped successfully!” then “The cmdagent started successfully!”, but Comodo still not working - says Filesystem filter driver is not loaded!
Re-ran diagnostics and got same instructions as before.
Any ideas as to what I do next?
Thanks
For those having trouble with Installing and configuring Comodo AV for Linux
Download if you have not already from here. Make sure you have the right distro(Ubuntu or Mint) and the right Arc (32 or 64 Bit)
Run ‘/opt/COMODO/post_setup.sh’(As Root sudo)
You will get a File system driver not installed.
You will need this driver http://http://www.bondoffamily-net.com/~kinta-chan/techknow/Linux/RedirFS/src/driver.tar
Now Move that file you downloaded To /opt/COMODO/ as root.
Replacing the old driver!!
You can do this by opening a terminal, type in:
gksudo nautilus
You will be asked for your password, then a GUI interface opens that is actually a root user file manger. Copy the downloaded file and paste it into:
/opt/COMODO/
replacing the tar file.
And Then run the code below again
Code:
sudo /opt/COMODO/post_setup.sh
This should solve the problem
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For those having trouble with Installing and configuring Comodo AV for Linux
Download if you have not already from here. Make sure you have the right distro(Ubuntu or Mint) and the right Arc (32 or 64 Bit)
Run ‘/opt/COMODO/post_setup.sh’(As Root sudo)
You will get a File system driver not installed.
You will need this driver http://http://www.bondoffamily-net.com/~kinta-chan/techknow/Linux/RedirFS/src/driver.tar
Now Move that file you downloaded To /opt/COMODO/ as root.
Replacing the old driver!!
You can do this by opening a terminal, type in:
gksudo nautilus
You will be asked for your password, then a GUI interface opens that is actually a root user file manger. Copy the downloaded file and paste it into:
/opt/COMODO/
replacing the tar file.
And Then run the code below again
Code:
sudo /opt/COMODO/post_setup.sh
This should solve the problem
Thank’s ,now is working!!! :-TU :azn: (but in my case gksudo thunar)
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I have the same problem in 14.04 UBUNTU LTS. The related links that were solving the problem are not working any more. I have attached the diagnostics file.
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I’m having the exactly same problem… comodo gives me the same error message. Hope there will be a solution soon!
The updated driver.tar works for me on Mint 17.
Thanks.