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• Technical Info:

1. This hotfix, for the base Package - MWADMIN, resolves the Remote Command
   Execution Vulnerability issue reported in prior versions 4.1.x of MWADMIN
   package.
2. This hotfix is required to be applied in the below products where the version
   of MWADMIN is less than 4.1.x

• eScan for Linux Desktop
• eScan for Linux File Servers
• MailScan for Linux Mailservers
• WebScan for Linux Proxy Servers

• How to install this hotfix?

1. Extract the es_hotfix_1.zip or the es_hotfix_1_fp.zip
   (as per the linux distributions listed below).
   
2. Go to es_hotfix_1 directory (for es_hotfix_1.zip)
   OR
   es_hotfix_1_fp directory (for es_hotfix_1_fp.zip)
3. Run ./install.sh and patch will be applied successfully.

• Click here to download the Hotfix for the following Linux distributions:

• Debian 5.0.3
• Fedora Core 6
• Fedora 8
• Fedora 9
• RHEL 5 (32 bit & 64 bit)
• Slackware 12.3
• SLES 10.2
• SLES 11
• Ubuntu 8.10
• Ubuntu 9.10

• Click here to download the Hotfix for the following Linux distributions

• Fedora Core 3
• RHEL 4
• SLES 10
• SLES 10.2 (64 bit)

• Technical Info:

1. This hotfix resolves the issue of CLAM AV service, in MicroWorld product for
   Linux, either stops or does not restarts after downloading the latest AV updates.
2. This hotfix will upgrade to the latest version of CLAM AV engine in MicroWorld
   products for</br> Linux.
3. Click here to read the Announcements

• How to install this hotfix?

1. Extract the mwcav_hotfix_<linux-release-version>.zip
2. Go to extracted directory mwcav_hotfix_<linux-release-version>
3. Run ./install.sh and patch will be applied successfully,
4. Then update the Clam av from the Web-Administration,
5. Restart the Clam antivirus service either from the Web-Administration or by the below command from the terminal:

/opt/MicroWorld/etc/init.d/mwcav start

Download Hotfix for:

Note:
If you do not find the hotfix for your Linux distro, write to us at linux@escanav.com
or support@escanav.com with the below details:

1. Product Name [eScan (Desktop or File Servers) / MailScan / WebScan] and
   product version,
2. Linux Distribution name and release version (32 bit or 64 bit),
3. Linux kernel version.