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Hi kees, this is result of one package that is supporting ubuntu 18/20/22 and therefore headers also for older versions are installed. Kernel modules compilation uses only headers for currently running kernel, if they are not present, compilation fails otherwise modules are build and loaded. Regards, Kurco
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Can´t uninstall ESET FIle Security for Linux
kurco replied to Mauricio Osorio's topic in ESET Products for Linux Servers
Yes, this link leads to correct package, but after installation there should be running efs service, not esets. -
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Can´t uninstall ESET FIle Security for Linux
kurco replied to Mauricio Osorio's topic in ESET Products for Linux Servers
esets.service belongs to File Security v4.5, which is already end-of-life. Do you really want to install this version? -
Can´t uninstall ESET FIle Security for Linux
kurco replied to Mauricio Osorio's topic in ESET Products for Linux Servers
Hi, I have once again checked provided logs, but I can't see there anything about File Security installation. Without proper logs I'm not able to identify issues you are encountering. Please try to run installation of File Security on affected machine and after that collect system logs. Thanks, Kurco -
Hi TecX, you don't need to enroll MOK every time, if you backup generated keys, you can always use the same ones to sign new kernel. sudo /opt/eset/eea/lib/install_scripts/sign_modules.sh -p /tmp/mok.priv -d /tmp/mok.der -a Regards, Kurco
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Can´t uninstall ESET FIle Security for Linux
kurco replied to Mauricio Osorio's topic in ESET Products for Linux Servers
Interesting, most probably it was really some misinterpretation of console, that nod32 appeared there. But back to the initial question, File Security uninstall is proceeded by system package manager, who is responsible for cleanup and removal. He can decide to left back some directories/files, but there is always some reason for it (e.g. some unknown file unrelated to package is present). Regards, Kurco -
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Can´t uninstall ESET FIle Security for Linux
kurco replied to Mauricio Osorio's topic in ESET Products for Linux Servers
Hi, I have checked provided logs, but there is no info in management agent logs about detection of Nod32. If it is still possible, could you check if following folders /opt/esets/, /etc/opt/esets are existing on affected machine? Thanks. -
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Can not install efs on rocky server
kurco replied to eornate's topic in ESET Products for Linux Servers
Hi eornate, it look like enhanced security is enabled and package manager is unable to check GPG keys. Our package isn't signed and therefore installation is failing. You should be able to install efs manually, but you need to skip gpg check. sudo dnf install --nogpgcheck ./efs-10.2.41.0.x86_64.rpm Regards, Kurco -
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kurco reacted to a post in a topic: EEA Service not starting on Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
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EEA Service not starting on Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
kurco replied to d4rk463's topic in ESET Endpoint Products for Linux
You are using version which is already in limited support and it's not working with latest kernel on Ubuntu 22.04. To resolve this issue, you need to upgrade to 10.1 or 10.2 (this is the best option, because 10.1 is also in limited support). Versions support could be checked here: Is my ESET product supported? | ESET End of Life | ESET End of Life -
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EEA Service not starting on Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
kurco replied to d4rk463's topic in ESET Endpoint Products for Linux
You can get version from installed packages list. dpkg --list | grep eea