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Re: [suse-linux-uk-schools] Sophos
- From: Michael Brown <mbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 13:00:11 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.53.0503021105120.26602@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Miles Berry wrote:
> Anyone else any experience with sophos under linux, or more importantly
> sophie under suse 9.1? Any suggestions folks?
You can find the spec file that we use to build the sophie package at
http://www.fensystems.co.uk/downloads/ingredients/sophie.spec
Any required patches can be found in the same directory.
You might also be interested in our "mysophobia" package, which provides
the equivalent of Sophos Enterprise Manager for Linux: it will download
the latest software for whichever platforms you specify, together with any
necessary .ide files. For Windows, it creates a directory that can be
your Sophos CID; for Linux, it builds RPMs for sophos, libsavi etc and
provides a script "sav-update" that can be run to update a Linux machine
from these RPMs (and the .ide files). It will even send a SIGHUP to
sophie to notify it of new .ide files, or restart sophie if a new version
of libsavi is installed.
It's GPL software; if you want it, grab the tarball from
http://www.fensystems.co.uk/downloads/ingredients/mysophobia-1.1.tar.bz2
Any problems, let me know. It's tested under Mandrake, but there will
probably be small idiosyncrasies that need tweaking to get it to run under
SuSE.
Michael
> Anyone else any experience with sophos under linux, or more importantly
> sophie under suse 9.1? Any suggestions folks?
You can find the spec file that we use to build the sophie package at
http://www.fensystems.co.uk/downloads/ingredients/sophie.spec
Any required patches can be found in the same directory.
You might also be interested in our "mysophobia" package, which provides
the equivalent of Sophos Enterprise Manager for Linux: it will download
the latest software for whichever platforms you specify, together with any
necessary .ide files. For Windows, it creates a directory that can be
your Sophos CID; for Linux, it builds RPMs for sophos, libsavi etc and
provides a script "sav-update" that can be run to update a Linux machine
from these RPMs (and the .ide files). It will even send a SIGHUP to
sophie to notify it of new .ide files, or restart sophie if a new version
of libsavi is installed.
It's GPL software; if you want it, grab the tarball from
http://www.fensystems.co.uk/downloads/ingredients/mysophobia-1.1.tar.bz2
Any problems, let me know. It's tested under Mandrake, but there will
probably be small idiosyncrasies that need tweaking to get it to run under
SuSE.
Michael
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