david thompson wrote:
I typed the correct echo... and got
linux:/home/david # echo $PATH
/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin
Do I need to change or move the freshclam to /usr/bin or can I add to
the above 'echo $PATH'?
If I can add to the $PATH how is this done?
If you compare that with
Hi all,
Thanks for your help.
I typed the correct echo... and got
linux:/home/david # echo $PATH
/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin
Do I need to change or move the freshclam to /usr/bin or can I add to
the above 'echo $PATH'?
If I can add to the $PATH how is this done?
All the best.
Da
On 8/15/2004 12:26 PM GMT+2, david thompson wrote:
If you type "echo $PATH" you will see that the search path is not the
same for you as an ordinary user and you as super user.
I typed echo $path and got a blank.
Peter said: echo $PATH, not echo $path.
I did not install a rpm-so the above will no
david thompson wrote:
If you type "echo $PATH" you will see that the search path is not the
same for you as an ordinary user and you as super user.
I typed echo $path and got a blank.
That's why I wrote PATH, with caps, not path.
# echo $path
# echo $PATH
/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/
Hi all, Thanks for your tips so far.
If you type "echo $PATH" you will see that the search path is not the
same for you as an ordinary user and you as super user.
I typed echo $path and got a blank.
Find the freshclam binary by using "locate freshclam" or this:
# rpm -qa | grep clam
clamav-0.75.
david thompson wrote:
I have just installed clamav-0.75 on SuSE 9.
I have tested it by scanning the clamav-0.75 dir, and it found the test
viruses-everything seemed ok. This was until I I su'd and typed freshclam.
Bash reports that the command freshclam cannot be found.
Freshclam is found when r
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004, david thompson wrote:
> I have tested it by scanning the clamav-0.75 dir, and it found the test
> viruses-everything seemed ok. This was until I I su'd and typed freshclam.
>
> Bash reports that the command freshclam cannot be found.
>
> Freshclam is found when run as ordinar
Hi all,
I have just installed clamav-0.75 on SuSE 9.
I have tested it by scanning the clamav-0.75 dir, and it found the test
viruses-everything seemed ok. This was until I I su'd and typed freshclam.
Bash reports that the command freshclam cannot be found.
Freshclam is found when run as ordinary
