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Type N,E: E Choose the any one of the above options whether you want to complete(Terminate) the deployment or Continue deploying AVG for another kind of protection.

Well, let me give you some reasons why it is some important to use an antivirus for Linux OSs.

Linux is Virus free, right But, not as secure as you think in some cases.

There are so few virus programs available to infect a Linux system, but they might do only minor issues, and dont any harmful or serious damage to the Linux system as like in a Windows or other operating system.

You may have chance to copy some filesfolders from a net-cafe system, and want to use them in your home Linux computer.

In this case, your home computer installed with Linux OS might be attacked by the viruses which you copied from the net-cafe system along with some files.

Still, many people use Windows OS for some reasons, like gaming.

In such cases, if you have dual boot(Windows Linux), It is advisable to use an antivirus program in your Linux system.

Avg But Not Running Mac OS X

Prevention is better than cure, right If your Linux server acts like a central file server or something else in your home or organization network and connected with many different kind of computers(Linux, WIndows, Mac OS X etc.), then It is also recommended to use antivirus to prevent the unwanted virus issues.

Install AVG Free Antivirus On Linux Download the latest edition depending upon your distribution from the free AVG download page.

Be mindful that all commands should be run with root user privileges.

I tested this article on Ubuntu 14.04, and also, I have included the installation steps for other distributions too.

Run the following command to install it..install.sh Install AVG from.sh file: Download the.sh file.

Set executable permission.

You may see the output that reads: Please do configuration with optavgavbinavgsetup Run the following command to configure AVG antivirus.

In our case, let us setup On-access for Real-time protection.

Type MOE: O Select the on-access engine: AVG command line setup.

D) Dazuko module (FreeBSD up to 8.x or Linux up to 2.6.22 version).

In my case, I want to secure my home directory, so I just pressed the Enter key.

Your location: Start - On-Access Deployment - Fanotify engine.

Please enter the full path to the directory you want to secure (e.g.

Enter for default home directory): Thats it.

Congratulations, AVG pro LinuxFreeBSD has been deployed successfully.

If you experience problems with AVG, please refer to optavgavlog0deployment.pub.log or contact the technical support.

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