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# tar xzvf avggui-1.0-{release}.i386.tar.gz

Change directory to avggui:

# cd avggui1

Run the installation script as root then:

$ ./install.sh

z If your distribution supports it, you can install GUI from RPM package:

Download latest rpm and install it:

# rpm -i avggui-1.0-{release}.i386.rpm

Launch the

/opt/grisoft/avggui/bin/avggui_update_licinfo.sh script as root

for updating license information after installation.

Note: You can configure PAM authentication (used in avggui run by a non-root user

when changing license information) in the file /etc/pam.d/avggui.

Distributions Currently Supported

Distribution Installation package

Mandrake Linux, Red

Hat, Red Flag, Fedora

Core and other

systems supporting

the RPM packager

utility

avg71{edition}-r{version}-a{version of

avi}.

i386.rpm

Any other Linux

distribution (e. g.

Debian, Slackware,

Gentoo etc.)

avg71{edition}-r{version}-a{version of

avi}.

i386.tar.gz

The Installation Process

The installation process will automatically determine all features of your

system and will perform the proper installation of

AVG for Linux E-mail

Server

on your computer. Perform installation from the packages mentioned

in the table above to also install the

AVG for Linux E-mail Server command

line modules (besides the e-mail scanning daemons).

(See chapter 7. Standalone Command Line Modules for detailed information on

this topic).