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Can't reopen the gui of Eset NOD32 for Linux 4.0.95


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I can't reopen gui after closing it. The user interface opens automatically after system restarts but when I close the gui it can't be opened again by a standard way. When I try to run opt/eset/esets/bin/esets_gui from the terminal I get the message: 'Another process esets_gui already running'. I have to kill the process esets_gui first and then the gui opens correctly. It's confusing. I think it's not intended behaviour.

My environment: Eset 4.0.95, Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS

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Unfortunately Ubuntu 20 is not supported. There should be one more version of the legacy v4 towards the end of the year that will add support.

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Does it mean all protection functionality (ex. real-time file system protection) doesn't work in Ubuntu 20 or just the gui has some quirks?

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3 hours ago, konrad said:

Does it mean all protection functionality (ex. real-time file system protection) doesn't work in Ubuntu 20 or just the gui has some quirks?

Try to test it with EICAR and Firefox , see if it detects or it doesn't work at all in version 20

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I think that is related only to the GUI then , it's a problem it doesn't detect it with Chromium it seems that it's doing somekind of sandbox and prevents ESET from scanning what it is doing.

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I have been facing the same problem that first GUI problem that konrad shown. But in my case, this one has happend for the last Ubuntu 18 LTS version. Afterwards, I have updated for Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS and that GUI problem went on. So, I uninstalled the eset nod32 and I downloaded the last eset nod 32 version for Linux. That problem got worse after I have installed this version: now I do not get open Ubuntu 20.04.1LTS. The starting process even do not reach the login step. What could it be happening?

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Eset Node32 is not usable at all on Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS. I haven't get any updates for a long time, GUI doesn't open and it doesn't even recognize eicar test file. So I decided to uninstall this software yesterday. It's a shame but I don't want to keep broken antivirus in my system, especially because of what AdrianoMagalhae posted earlier.

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