walter.sutter

Sorry for the late reply. With Gentoo, the user can generally decide herself / himself what init system to install (https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Init_system). Systemd is an option, however, I am using OpenRC (https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/OpenRC).

You are right. The Agent was actually started several times. I killed all of the processes. I started it again by using the "rc-service eset start" command. Then, I checked the status with "rc-service eset status" which returned "status: crashed", however, the logs suggest something very different (see attached). According to the logs, it looks as if ESET was started correctly and is actually running just fine. It's just that rc-service returns a misleading message... But it defintely not an issue with ESET. Thanks eset.zip

Thanks Martin for your response Attached you will find the log files. What puzzles me is the last log message which says "Product is not available, canceling tasks". Do I have to install anything additionally besides the Remote Agent? Best regards Walter eset_logs.zip

Hi I'm trying to install ESET Remote Administrator Agent on Gentoo Linux. Despite it not being an officially supported distribution, installing seems to work except for the very last step when the install script tries to start ESET as a service (as you can see in the attached installation_console_out.txt). I managed to created a script which starts up ESET as a deamon and put it to /etc/init.d. However, when OpenRC starts the script, ESET crashes, because a shared library doesn't appear to be around: The shared object is indeed missing: Why is it missing? How can I install it? Thanks in advance Walter installation_console_out.txt