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README FIRST! Command Antivirus for Linux
README FIRST! Command AntiVirus(tm) for Linux(r) Command Software is proud to introduce Command AntiVirus (CSAV) for Linux Version 4.75.1. Through our advanced HoloCheck(tm) scanning technology, CSAV for Linux detects tens of thousands of viruses and provides state-of-the-art polymorphic virus detection. NOTE: After installing Command AntiVirus, we recommend that you perform a manual scan of your local drives to ensure that your system is virus-free. This is especially important if you have not been running anti-virus software prior to this installation. For a list of international distributors of Command AntiVirus, see the distrib.txt file. Please read the Command AntiVirus for Unix(r) User's Guide. This guide is installed when you install the documentation installation package. The Command AntiVirus for Unix User's Guide provides installation instructions and an overview of Command AntiVirus for Linux. The cssunix.pdf file contains the Command AntiVirus for Unix User's Guide. This file can be read with the Adobe(r) Acrobat(r) Reader. You can download Acrobat Reader from Adobe Systems Incorporated through our web site at: http://www.commandsoftware.com/service/tc-viewutil.html The guide.txt is a text file that contains the CSAV for Linux User's Guide. This guide contains command-line options and exit codes. A Release Notes section is provided for each release. It contains the following topics: * Special Notes - contains important pre- and post-installation information that pertains to the release. * Product Enhancements - contains information about new virus signatures, scan engine improvements, and new features. * Fixes - contains updated information on previously reported problems that have been fixed. ____________________________________________________________ RELEASE NOTES Notes on Command AntiVirus (CSAV) for Linux Version 4.75.1 28 February 2003 SPECIAL NOTES * Before installing Command AntiVirus for Linux Version 4.75.1, you MUST first uninstall any versions prior to Version 4.61.1. PRODUCT ENHANCEMENTS * Scan engine enhancements have been added to this release. * New virus signatures have been added in this release. FIXES * None for this release. __________________________________________ RELEASE NOTES Notes on Command AntiVirus (CSAV) for Linux Version 4.75.0 30 January 2003 SPECIAL NOTES * Before installing Command AntiVirus for Linux Version 4.75.0, you MUST first uninstall any versions prior to Version 4.61.1. PRODUCT ENHANCEMENTS * New virus signatures have been added in this release. * Command AntiVirus now detects VBS/Redlof@m. FIXES * Some customers reported that the -notify switch does not work. This has been fixed. __________________________________________ RELEASE NOTES Notes on Command AntiVirus (CSAV) for Linux Version 4.74.1 23 October 2002 SPECIAL NOTES * Before installing Command AntiVirus for Linux Version 4.74.1, you MUST first uninstall any versions prior to Version 4.61.1. PRODUCT ENHANCEMENTS * New virus signatures have been added in this release. * The COMMAND ANTIVIRUS FOR UNIX USER'S GUIDE has been updated. FIXES * None for this release. __________________________________________ RELEASE NOTES Notes on Command AntiVirus (CSAV) for Linux Version 4.70.0 27 June 2002 SPECIAL NOTES * Before installing Command AntiVirus for Linux Version 4.70.0, you MUST first uninstall any versions prior to Version 4.61.1. * To accommodate for the translation of Command AntiVirus for Linux into different languages, the product now contains an additional installation package for the documentation. The name of this documentation package is: csav-docs-VER-LANGUAGE.noarch.rpm NOTE: VER - represents the version number, for example 4.70.0 LANGUAGE - represents the language used, for example, english. The file name for the English version is: csav-docs-4.70.0-english.noarch.rpm This package installs the translated versions of the following: readme.txt guide.txt distrib.txt legal.txt email.cfg cssunix.pdf The English versions of the first five files are still installed when you install the Command AntiVirus package called csav-VER-shared.i386.rpm. Therefore, translation of these files is optional. The cssunix.pdf file is NOT installed unless you install the documentation package. To install the documentation package, at the command prompt, type the following and press ENTER: rpm -i /mnt/cdrom/CSAV/linux/csav-4.70.0-english.noarch.rpm PRODUCT ENHANCEMENTS * Scan engine enhancements have been added to this release: - Disinfection of W32/Klez.H@mm - Improved detection of "intended viruses" and corrupted virus samples that are frequently found in virus collections but pose no credible threat. Detection of these non-working files is enabled when using the -collect switch. - Scanning of MIME-encoded files is now supported. BASE64 and QUOTED-PRINTABLE parts will be decoded and then scanned. Several MUAs (Mail User Agents) save the content of the e-mail boxes in plain-ASCII files. Such files will be scanned if you use the -archive switch. No disinfection is offered for such files as they are treated as archives. - The scanning speed has been improved * New virus signatures have been added in this release. * The following extensions have been added to the default extensions to be scanned list. EML - Outlook Express MIME-encoded e-mail messages WAV - Windows Wave files FIXES * None for this release. __________________________________________ RELEASE NOTES Notes on Command AntiVirus (CSAV) for Linux Version 4.64.1 14 December 2001 SPECIAL NOTES * Before installing Command AntiVirus for Linux Version 4.64.1, you MUST first uninstall any versions prior to Version 4.61.1. PRODUCT ENHANCEMENTS * New virus signatures have been added in this release. FIXES * None for this release. __________________________________________ RELEASE NOTES Notes on Command AntiVirus (CSAV) for Linux Version 4.64.0 19 November 2001 SPECIAL NOTES * Before installing Command AntiVirus for Linux Version 4.64.0, you MUST first uninstall any versions prior to Version 4.61.1. PRODUCT ENHANCEMENTS * A new command-line option has been added. This new option quarantines the infected files to the directory specified at the command line. At the command line type the following: -quarantine=
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