help me with kalmAv i stuck with dazuko

[AHAROON111]

i installed kalmAV and i want to enable AutoScan. i got message that i have to enable dazuko model i let itr to enable it but i got another message that dazuko can not load successfully

what i have to do??
i tried these commands and still have the proplem

sudo module-assistant prepare
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo m-a a-i dazuko

[AHAROON111]

Re: help me with kalmAv i stuck with dazuko

anyone could help me here? i really want to solve this

i want to ask is it really needed for antivirus in Linux ?? i know there is few few viruses in Linux when i was in windows i should install antivirus u cannt live without antivirus what about lunix?? what is the best antivirus i can install it here in kubuntu

[Teunis]

Re: help me with kalmAv i stuck with dazuko

There is (presently) indeed no need what so ever for virus protection of your Linux computer.

Of course this might change but it is to this day a fact.
:P
Virus scanners for Linux are used in computers that serve to Microsoft machines, be it mail, FTP, HTTP or other protocols.

[AHAROON111]

Re: help me with kalmAv i stuck with dazuko

then u said that i uninstall this antivirus?? i dont need iit

[Teunis]

Re: help me with kalmAv i stuck with dazuko

Indeed, unless you run a server for Microsoft machines a virus scanner has no benefit for a Linux machine.
The ClamAV scanner only uses definitions of Microsoft viruses that can never infect a Linux system.
Maybe one day an extremely smart person will devise the first Linux virus (virus=self propagating malware), until then you don't need the scanner.

[BoeBoe]

Re: help me with kalmAv i stuck with dazuko

Hi aharoon111,

Dazuko failed to load due to conflict with 'apparmor' module.
You have to unload 'apparmor' module for dazuko to load.

sudo rmmod apparmor
sudo modprobe dazuko

Meanwhile there is no other alternative that I know of.

Hope this helps.

[jglen490]

Re: help me with kalmAv i stuck with dazuko

While it's true that there are no effective viruses in Linux, what's sad is that when someone is trying to be a good citizen some things just get in the way.

I've downloaded several antivirus packages for Linux. I've let those packages do their thing on my files. Sure enuff, no bad stuff -- at least none detected. But who knows, maybe something did get passed on to someone else and I just don't have the file anymore; maybe some dumb jokes or pictures in an email that I immediately trashed.

What I could never do, at least so far, is incorporate a dazuko module so that on-access data and events could be malware checked as it goes screaming through my system. It's pain in the but to compile -- I just tried that, and quit. But I won't lose any sleep over my lack of dazuko or the lack of antivirus software on my system now.

Just trying to be a good citizen.