ftp:\/\/server.fqdn.or.ip\/symantec\/ap-kernelmodule-1.0.10-26.tar.gz”<\/a><\/p>\n# ******************** verify we are using a root account
\nif [ $UID != 0 ]
\nthen
\necho “You need to run this as root! exiting…”
\nexit 1;
\nfi<\/p>\n
# ******************* check if this is a 32-bit or 64-bit system<\/p>\n
ARCH=`uname -m`<\/p>\n
# ****************** Generate a random key<\/p>\n
# generate a random key
\nRANDOM=`date ‘+%s’`
\nRAND1=$[($RANDOM % 999) + 1]<\/p>\n
# **–**–: End of startup variables \/ starting menus :–**–**<\/p>\n
_info () {<\/p>\n
dialog –title “Installer $VER Info” –msgbox “Contact <your name here> for updates or questions \\n your conatct info here ” 6 50
\n_main
\n}<\/p>\n
_rmav () {<\/p>\n
exec 3>&1
\n# Stop all AV services
\n\/etc\/init.d\/autoprotect stop 2>$1 ; dialog –infobox “Stopping autoprotect” 3 45
\n\/etc\/init.d\/symcfgd stop 2>$1 ; dialog –infobox “Stopping symcfgd” 3 45
\n\/etc\/init.d\/rtvscand stop 2>$1 ; dialog –infobox “Stopping rtvscand” 3 45<\/p>\n
# Remove RPM’s
\nrpm -ev savui ; dialog –infobox “removing RPMs [savui]” 3 45
\nrpm -ev savjlu ; dialog –infobox “removing RPMs [savjlu]” 3 45
\nrpm -ev savap ; dialog –infobox “removing RPMs [savap]” 3 45
\nrpm -ev sav ; dialog –infobox “removing RPMs [sav]” 3 45<\/p>\n
# remove symantec av files
\nrm -f \/etc\/init.d\/autoprotect ; dialog –infobox “removing files .” 3 45
\nrm -f \/etc\/init.d\/symcfgd ; dialog –infobox “removing files ..” 3 45
\nrm -f \/etc\/init.d\/rtvscand ; dialog –infobox “removing files …” 3 45
\nrm -f \/etc\/symantec\/VPREG*.* ; dialog –infobox “removing files ….” 3 45
\nrm -f \/etc\/ld.so.conf.d\/symav.conf ; dialog –infobox “removing files …..” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/etc\/symantec\/NLS ; dialog –infobox “removing files ……” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/opt\/Symantec\/symantec_antivirus ; dialog –infobox “removing files …….” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/opt\/Symantec\/autoprotect ; dialog –infobox “removing files ……” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/root\/sav*install.log* ; dialog –infobox “removing files . …..” 3 45
\nrm -f \/var\/lock\/subsys\/symcfgd ; dialog –infobox “removing files .. ….” 3 45
\nrm -f \/var\/lock\/subsys\/rtvscand ; dialog –infobox “removing files … …” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/var\/symantec\/Quarantine ; dialog –infobox “removing files …. ..” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/var\/symantec\/Logs ; dialog –infobox “removing files ….. .” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/var\/tmp\/I2_LDVP.TMP ; dialog –infobox “removing files …… ” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/var\/symantec ; dialog –infobox “removing files ……” 3 45
\nrm -f \/etc\/Symantec.conf ; dialog –infobox “removing files . …..” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/etc\/symantec ; dialog –infobox “removing files .. ….” 3 45
\nrm -rf \/opt\/Symantec ; dialog –infobox “removing files … …” 3 45<\/p>\n
dialog –title “Uninstall Complete” –msgbox “AV removal has completed” 6 50<\/p>\n
_main<\/p>\n
}<\/p>\n
_instav () {<\/p>\n
#Get credentials to login and get the files needed
\nexec 3>&1
\nUNAME=$(dialog –title “AD Account credentials” –inputbox “Username:” 10 40 2>&1 1>&3)
\nPASS=$(dialog –title “AD Account Credentials” –insecure –passwordbox “Password:” 10 40 2>&1 1>&3)<\/p>\n
# Download the files we need
\nwget -q -P \/tmp\/$RAND1 –ftp-user=$UNAME –ftp-password=”$PASS” $RPMPATH ; dialog –infobox “Downloading RPMs” 3 34
\nwget -q -P \/tmp\/$RAND1 –ftp-user=$UNAME –ftp-password=”$PASS” $KMPATH ; dialog –infobox “Downloading Kernel patch” 3 34<\/p>\n
if [ -d \/opt\/Symantec\/autoprotect ]
\nthen
\ndialog –infobox “Detected AV a reboot will be needed to apply kernel modules” 3 45
\nelse
\nmkdir \/opt\/Symantec
\nmkdir \/opt\/Symantec\/autoprotect
\nfi<\/p>\n
cd \/tmp\/$RAND1
\ntar -zxf ap-kernelmodule-1.0.10-26.tar.gz
\ncd ap-kernelmodule-1.0.10-26
\n.\/build.sh –kernel-dir \/lib\/modules\/$(uname -r)\/build > \/tmp\/$RAND1\/mod.log 2>&1 ; dialog –infobox “Building Kernel Modules” 3 34
\ncd bin.ira
\nmv .\/* \/opt\/Symantec\/autoprotect<\/p>\n
#Install the AV RPMs
\nif [ $ARCH = x86_64 ]; then
\ncd \/tmp\/$RAND1
\nrpm -i sav-*.i386.rpm savap-x64-*.x86_64.rpm savjlu-*.i386.rpm savui-*.i386.rpm ; dialog –infobox “intalling Symantec AV” 3 34
\necho “$ARCH”
\nelse
\ncd \/tmp\/$RAND1
\nrpm -i sav-*.i386.rpm savap-*.i386.rpm savjlu-*.i386.rpm savui-*.i386.rpm ; dialog –infobox “intalling Symantec AV” 3 34
\necho “$ARCH”
\nfi<\/p>\n
dialog –title “Install Complete” –msgbox “AV and Kernel Modules have been installed” 6 50<\/p>\n
rm -R \/tmp\/$RAND1
\n_main
\n}<\/p>\n
_upmods () {<\/p>\n
#Get credentials to login and get the files needed
\nexec 3>&1
\nUNAME=$(dialog –title “AD Account credentials” –inputbox “Username:” 10 40 2>&1 1>&3)
\nPASS=$(dialog –title “AD Account Credentials” –insecure –passwordbox “Password:” 10 40 2>&1 1>&3)<\/p>\n
# Download the files we need
\nwget -q -P \/tmp\/$RAND1 –ftp-user=$UNAME –ftp-password=”$PASS” $KMPATH ; dialog –infobox “Downloading Kernel patch” 3 34<\/p>\n
if [ -d \/opt\/Symantec\/autoprotect ]
\nthen
\ndialog –infobox “Detected AV a reboot will be needed to apply kernel modules” 3 45
\nelse
\nmkdir \/opt\/Symantec
\nmkdir \/opt\/Symantec\/autoprotect
\nfi<\/p>\n
cd \/tmp\/$RAND1
\ntar -zxf ap-kernelmodule-1.0.10-26.tar.gz
\ncd ap-kernelmodule-1.0.10-26
\n.\/build.sh –kernel-dir \/lib\/modules\/$(uname -r)\/build > \/tmp\/$RAND1\/mod.log 2>&1 ; dialog –infobox “Building Kernel Modules” 3 34
\ncd bin.ira
\nmv .\/* \/opt\/Symantec\/autoprotect<\/p>\n
dialog –title “Install Complete” –msgbox “Kernel Modules have been installed \\n You will need to reboot for them to ” 6 50<\/p>\n
rm -R \/tmp\/$RAND1
\n_main
\n}<\/p>\n
_main () {
\nexec 3>&1
\nM1=$(dialog –title “Symantec AV installer $VER” \\
\n–menu “Choose from one of the following options:” 15 55 5 \\
\n1 “Install Symantec AV” \\
\n2 “Update Kernel Modules” \\
\n3 “Remove Symantec AV” \\
\n4 “Info” 2>&1 1>&3)
\n#retv=$?
\n#[ $retv -eq 1 -o $retv -eq 255 ] && exit<\/p>\n
case $M1 in
\n1) _instav ;;
\n2) _upmods ;;
\n3) _rmav ;;
\n4) _info ;;
\nesac
\n}<\/p>\n
_gcc () {<\/p>\n
GCC=`rpm -qa |grep ^gcc-[0-9] |awk -F “-[0-9]” ‘{print $1}’` ; dialog –infobox “Checking gcc and installing if needed” 3 45<\/p>\n
if [ “$GCC” != “gcc” ] ; then
\n#echo “gcc is not installed”
\nyast -i gcc
\nfi<\/p>\n
_pkg-test
\n}<\/p>\n
_kernel () {<\/p>\n
KSOURCE=`rpm -qa |grep kernel-source |awk -F “-[0-9]” ‘{print $1}’` ; dialog –infobox “Checking kernel source and installing if needed” 3 45<\/p>\n
if [ “$KSOURCE” != “kernel-source” ] ; then
\n# echo “kernel-source is not installed”
\nyast -i kernel-source
\nfi<\/p>\n
_pkg-test
\n}<\/p>\n
_pkg-test () {<\/p>\n
GCC=`rpm -qa |grep ^gcc-[0-9] |awk -F “-[0-9]” ‘{print $1}’` ; dialog –infobox “Checking if gcc is installed” 3 45
\nif [ “$GCC” != “gcc” ] ; then
\n_gcc
\nfi<\/p>\n
KSOURCE=`rpm -qa |grep kernel-source |awk -F “-[0-9]” ‘{print $1}’` ; dialog –infobox “Checking if kernel source is installed” 3 45
\nif [ “$KSOURCE” != “kernel-source” ] ; then
\n_kernel
\nfi<\/p>\n
_main
\n}<\/p>\n
_pkg-test<\/p>\n
exit<\/p>\n
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