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REV. 3/9/2021
1 Introduction 1 ...................................................................................................................................................
1.1 Key features of the system 1 ....................................................................................................................
2 Release notes 1 ..............................................................................................................................................
3 System requirements 3 ..............................................................................................................................
4 Installation 5 .....................................................................................................................................................
4.1 Uninstall 6 ....................................................................................................................................................
4.2 Mass deployment 6 .....................................................................................................................................
5 Update, upgrade 11 ......................................................................................................................................
5.1 Update mirror 13 .........................................................................................................................................
5.2 Automatic product component updates 14 ............................................................................................
6 Activate ESET File Security for Linux 14 ...........................................................................................
6.1 Where can I find my license 15 .................................................................................................................
6.2 Activation status 15 ....................................................................................................................................
7 Using ESET File Security for Linux 16 .................................................................................................
7.1 Dashboard 18 ...............................................................................................................................................
7.2 Scans 18 .......................................................................................................................................................
7.2.1 Exclusions 21 .............................................................................................................................................
7.3 Detections 24 ...............................................................................................................................................
7.3.1 Quarantine 24 ............................................................................................................................................
7.4 Events 25 ......................................................................................................................................................
8 Configuration 26 .............................................................................................................................................
8.1 Detection engine 26 ...................................................................................................................................
8.1.1 Exclusions 27 .............................................................................................................................................
8.1.2 Real-time file system protection 30 ..................................................................................................................
8.1.3 Cloud-based protection 30 .............................................................................................................................
8.1.4 Malware scans 32 ........................................................................................................................................
8.1.5 ICAP scan 32 ..............................................................................................................................................
8.1.6 Cleaning levels 32 .......................................................................................................................................
8.1.7 Shared local cache 33 ..................................................................................................................................
8.1.8 ThreatSense parameters 33 ...........................................................................................................................
8.1.8.1 Additional ThreatSense parameters 35 ...........................................................................................................
8.2 Update 35 .....................................................................................................................................................
8.3 Tools 35 ........................................................................................................................................................
8.3.1 Proxy Server 35 ..........................................................................................................................................
8.3.2 Web interface 36 .........................................................................................................................................
8.3.3 Log files 36 ................................................................................................................................................
8.3.4 Scheduler 37 ..............................................................................................................................................
8.4 Listen address and port 38 ........................................................................................................................
9 Remote Management 38 ............................................................................................................................
10 Use case examples 38 ..............................................................................................................................
10.1 Integrate ICAP server with EMC Isilon 38 .............................................................................................
10.2 Retrieve module information 40 .............................................................................................................
10.3 Schedule scan 41 ......................................................................................................................................
11 File and folder structure 41 ...................................................................................................................
12 Troubleshooting 44 .....................................................................................................................................
12.1 Collect logs 44 ...........................................................................................................................................
12.2 Forgot my password 45 ...........................................................................................................................
12.3 Update failed 45 ........................................................................................................................................
12.4 Using the noexec flag 45 .........................................................................................................................
12.5 Realtime protection cannot start 46 .....................................................................................................
12.6 Disable Realtime protection at boot 47 ................................................................................................
13 Known issues 47 ...........................................................................................................................................
14 Glossary 48 .....................................................................................................................................................
15 End User License Agreement 48 .........................................................................................................
16 Privacy Policy 53 ..........................................................................................................................................
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Introduction
ESET's state-of-the-art scanning engine has unsurpassed scanning speed and detection rates combined with a very
small footprint that makes ESET File Security for Linux (EFSL) the ideal choice for any server on Linux.
Main functionality is covered by the On-demand scanner and On-access scanner.
The On-demand scanner can be started by a privileged user (usually a system administrator) through the
command line interface, the web interface or by the operating system's automatic scheduling tool (e.g., cron). The
term On-demand refers to file system objects being scanned by either user or system demand.
The On-access scanner is invoked whenever a user and/or operating system attempts to access file system
objects. This also clarifies the use of the term On-access; because a scan is triggered by any attempt to access file
system objects.
Key features of the system
• Automatic product updater
• Redesigned web interface for easy management and overview of security of your system
• On-access scan by ESET's lightweight in-kernel module
• Comprehensive scan logs
• Redesigned, easy-to-use setup page with a search bar
• SELinux support
• Quarantine
• Manageable via ESET Security Management Center
Release notes
ESET File Security for Linux version 7.2 hotfix
• New: Ability to check for an update of application via the upd command-line utility or from the WebGUI.
• New: Ability to enable automatic update of application during server restart
• New: Support for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
• New: Support for RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8
• New: Support for CentOS 8
• New: Support for Debian 10
• New: Support of ICAP scanning for Nutanix
• New: Support for EncFS file system
• Improved: Performance and system footprint of real-time protection scanner
• Improved: Changes in WebGUI settings needs to be confirmed or discarded before leaving settings section
• SELinux compatibility on CentOS
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• Fixed: On-demand scan enabled from WebGUI might not remove all detections if they exist in separate
partitions
• Fixed: Real-time protection scanner could slow down a machine during the boot process in certain scenarios
• Fixed: Error "Cannot accept the connection" when too many connections were opened to icapd
• Fixed: Enabling "Shut down computer after scan" task from ESMC did not work
• Fixed: A rare kernel crash could occur when unloading modules
• Removed: Support for rspamd spam filtering system
• Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
ESET File Security for Linux version 7.1 hotfix
• New: Added ICAP scanning support for Citrix ShareFile
• New: Updated Software End User License Agreement
• Improved: Performance of Real-time protection scanner
• Improved: Odscan utility in command line is able to return status of On-demand scan as exit code
• Fixed: An issue causing excessive error logging into syslog
• Fixed: An issue causing excessive error logging into event log during update
• Fixed: An issue where activation with offline licenses did not work
• Fixed: Some words in the scan detail page in WebGUI were not translated
• Fixed: Other minor bug fixes and improvements
ESET File Security for Linux version 7.1
• New: Scheduler - the ability to schedule an on-demand scan through Web interface or an ESET Security
Management Center policy
• New: List of files which were not scanned during an on-demand scan (for example, password-protected
files) is available in scan details
• New: Support for changed exclusions workflow in upcoming ESET Security Management Center 7.1 release
• New: Support for subscription licenses
• New: Ability to "Restore and Exclude" quarantined samples through Web interface
• New: Automatic log maintenance
• Improved: Output of modules date and versions in terminal
• Improved: Update of third-party components
• Improved: List of on-demand scans triggered by ESET Security Management Center console
• Improved: More clear error messages
• Fixed: Compatibility issues with SSSD on SELinux
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• Fixed: Activation on SELinux via Http proxy
• Fixed: SELinux denies port change of ICAP and Web interface
• Fixed: "Log all objects” setting has been removed temporarily
• Fixed: Cannot change ESET File Security for Linux Web interface password through ESET Security
Management Center
• Fixed: Web interface improvements
• Fixed: Bug fixes & many under-the-hood optimizations regarding performance and stability
System requirements
Hardware requirements depend on the server role. The following minimum hardware requirements must be met
before the installation process in order to run ESET File Security for Linux properly:
• processor Intel/AMD x64
• 700MB of free hard disk space
• 256MB of free RAM
• glibc 2.12 or later
• 2.6.32 and later Linux OS kernel versions
• Any locale with UTF-8 encoding
ESET File Security for Linux has been tested on the listed operating systems' latest minor releases. Update your
operating system before installing EFS.
• RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6 64-bit
• RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 64-bit
• RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8 64-bit
• CentOS 6 64-bit
• CentOS 7 64-bit
• Centos 8 64-bit
• Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS 64-bit
• Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS 64-bit
• Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS 64-bit
• Debian 9 64-bit
• Debian 10 64-bit
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 12 64-bit
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 15 64-bit
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ESET File Security for Linux has been tested on the latest minor releases of the listed operating systems. Update
your operating system before installing ESET File Security for Linux.
AWS and ELREPO kernels
Linux distributions with AWS or ELREPO kernel are not supported.
ESET File Security for Linux should also work on the most recent and frequently used open-source Linux
distributions if:
• the hardware requirements criteria above are met,
• and software dependencies are not missing in the Linux distribution used.
NOTE
Secure Boot is not supported.
Remote management via ESET Security Management Center.
Supported browsers
The ESET File Security for Linux Web interface works in the following browsers:
• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Microsoft Edge
• Safari
SELinux support
SELinux is supported in the following distributions:
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8
• Centos 6
• Centos 7
• Centos 8
Installation of EFS SELinux module policy requires selinux-policy-devel package to be installed. To start the OS
without ESET File Security for Linux SELinux module, use the eset_selinux=0 kernel parameter during OS boot.
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Installation
ESET File Security for Linux is distributed as a binary file (.bin).
NOTE
Make sure your OS has the most recent updates installed before installation of ESET File Security
for Linux.
Remove version 4.x first
If you have ESET File Security for Linux version 4.x installed, remove it first. Version 7.x is not
compatible with version 4.x.
If you have been using ESET Remote Adminstrator to manage ESET File Security for Linux version
4, upgrade to ESET Security Management Center in order to manage version 7 remotely.
Installation via Terminal
To install or upgrade your product, run the ESET distribution script with root privileges for the appropriate OS
distribution that you have:
• ./efs-<VERSION>.x86_64.bin
• sh ./efs-<VERSION>.x86_64.bin
See available command-line arguments.
To display the available parameters (arguments) of ESET File Security for Linux binary file,
run the following command from a terminal window:
bash ./efs-<VERSION>.x86_64.bin -h
Available parameters
Short form Long form Description
-h --help Display command-line arguments
-n --no-install Do not perform installation after unpacking
-y --accept-license Do not show the license, license has been accepted
-f --force-install Force installation via package manager without asking
-g --no-gui Do not setup/start GUI after installation
Gain .deb or .rpm installation package
To gain .deb or .rpm installation package suitable for your OS, run ESET distribution script with
"-n" command-line argument:
sudo ./efs-<VERSION>.x86_64.bin -n
or
sudo sh ./efs-<VERSION>.x86_64.bin -n
To see the dependencies of the installation package, run one of the following commands:
• dpkg -I <deb package>
• rpm -qRp <rpm package>
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Follow the on-screen instructions. Once you accept the product License Agreement, installation will complete and
displays the Web interface login details.
The installer would inform you of any dependency problems.
Installation via ESET Security Management Center (ESMC)
To deploy ESET File Security for Linux remotely on your computers, refer to the ESMC Software Install online help
section.
To enable regular updates of detection modules, activate ESET File Security for Linux.
If needed, enable the Web interface remotely.
Third-party apps
A summary of third-party apps used by ESET File Security for Linux can be found in the
NOTICE_mode file stored at /opt/eset/efs/doc/modules_notice/.
Uninstall
To uninstall your ESET product, use the terminal window as a superuser to execute the command of removing
packages corresponding to your Linux distribution.
Ubuntu/Debian based distributions:
• apt-get remove efs
• dpkg --purge efs
Red Hat based distributions:
• yum remove efs
• rpm -e efs
Mass deployment
This topic provides a high-level overview of mass deployment of ESET File Security for Linux via Puppet, Chef and
Ansible. The code blocks below contain only basic examples of how packages could be installed. They might differ
per linux distribution.
Package selection
Before you start the mass deployment of ESET File Security for Linux, you have to decide which package to use.
ESET File Security for Linux is distributed as a .bin package. However, you can obtain deb/rpm package by running
the ESET distribution script with "-n" command-line argument.
Puppet
Precondition
• bin or deb/rpm package available on puppet-master
• puppet-agent connected to puppet-master
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Bin package
Deployment steps:
• copy the bin installation package to the desired machines
• run the bin installation package
Puppet manifest sample
node default {
file {"/tmp/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.bin":
mode => "0700",
owner => "root",
group => "root",
source => "puppet:///modules/efs/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.bin"
}
exec {"Execute bin package installation":
command => '/tmp/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.bin -y -f'
}
}
Deb/rpm package
Deployment steps:
• copy deb/rpm installation package according to distribution family to the desired machines
• run the deb/rpm installation package
Dependencies
Dependencies have to be resolved before starting the installation
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Puppet manifest sample
node default {
if $osfamily == 'Debian' {
file {"/tmp/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.deb":
mode => "0700",
owner => "root",
group => "root",
source => "puppet:///modules/efs/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.deb"
}
package {"efs":
ensure => "installed",
provider => 'dpkg',
source => "/tmp/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.deb"
}
}
if $osfamily == 'RedHat' {
file {"/tmp/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.rpm":
mode => "0700",
owner => "root",
group => "root",
source => "puppet:///modules/efs/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.rpm"
}
package {"efs":
ensure => "installed",
provider => 'rpm',
source => "/tmp/efs-7.0.1081.0.x86_64.rpm"
}
}
}
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Chef
Precondition
• bin or deb/rpm package available on Chef server
• Chef client connected to Chef server
Bin package
Deployment steps:
• copy the bin installation package to the desired machines
• run the bin installation package
Chef recipe sample
cookbook_file '/tmp/efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.bin' do
source 'efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.bin'
owner 'root'
group 'root'
mode '0700'
action :create
end
execute 'package_install' do
command '/tmp/efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.bin -y -f'
end
Deb/rpm package
Deployment steps:
• copy deb/rpm installation package according to distribution family to the desired machines
• run the deb/rpm installation package
Dependencies
Dependencies have to be resolved before starting the installation
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Chef recipe sample
cookbook_file '/tmp/efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.deb' do
source 'efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.deb'
owner 'root'
group 'root'
mode '0700'
action :create
only_if { node['platform_family'] == 'debian'}
end
cookbook_file '/tmp/efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.rpm' do
source 'efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.rpm'
owner 'root'
group 'root'
mode '0700'
action :create
only_if { node['platform_family'] == 'rhel'}
dpkg_package 'efsu' do
source '/tmp/efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.deb'
action :install
only_if { node['platform_family'] == 'debian'}
end
rpm_package 'efsu' do
source '/tmp/efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.rpm'
action :install
only_if { node['platform_family'] == 'rhel'}
end
Ansible
Precondition
• bin or deb/rpm package available on Ansible server
• ssh access to target machines
Bin package
Deployment steps:
• copy the bin installation package to the desired machines
• run the bin installation package
Playbook task sample
....
- name: "INSTALL: Copy configuration json files"
copy:
src: efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.bin
dest: /home/ansible/
- name : "Install product bin package"
shell: bash ./efs-7.0.1084.0.x86_64.bin -y -f -g
.....
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Deb/rpm package
Deployment steps:
• copy deb/rpm installation package according to distribution family to the desired machines
• run the deb/rpm installation package
Playbook task sample
....
- name: "Copy deb package to VM"
copy:
src: ./efs-7.0.1085.0.x86_64.deb
dest: /home/ansible/efs-7.0.1085.0.x86_64.deb
owner: ansible
mode: a+r
when:
- ansible_os_family == "Debian"
- name: "Copy rpm package to VM"
copy:
src: ./efs-7.0.1085.0.x86_64.rpm
dest: /home/ansible/efs-7.0.1085.0.x86_64.rpm
owner: ansible
mode: a+r
when:
- ansible_os_family == "RedHat"
- name: "Install deb package"
apt:
deb: /home/ansible/efs-7.0.1085.0.x86_64.deb
state: present
when:
- ansible_os_family == "Debian"
- name: "Install rpm package"
yum:
name: /home/ansible/efs-7.0.1085.0.x86_64.rpm
state: present
when:
- ansible_os_family == "RedHat"
....
Update and upgrade
Update of modules
Product modules, including detection modules, are updated automatically.
To launch the update of detection modules manually, click Modules update > Check and update, and wait till
the update completes.
If an ESET File Security for Linux update was not stable, roll back the module updates to a previous state. Click
Dashboard > Modules update > Module rollback, select the desired duration, click Rollback now.
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To update all product modules from a Terminal window, execute the following command:
/opt/eset/efs/bin/upd -u
Update and rollback via Terminal
Options -
short
form
Options - long form Description
-u --update Update modules
-c --cancel Cancel downloading modules
-e --resume Unblock updates
-r --rollback=VALUE
Rolls back to the oldest snapshot of the scanner module
and blocks all updates for VALUE hours
-l --list-modules Display the list of product modules *
--server=ADDRESS Update server address
--username=USERNAME Username to authenticate update eligibility
--password=PASSWORD Password to authenticate update eligibility
--proxy-addr=ADDRESS Proxy server address
--proxy-port=PORT Proxy server port
--proxy-username=USERNAME
Username to access the proxy server protected by
username/password
--proxy-password=PASSWORD
Password to access the proxy server protected by
username/password
--update-server-type=UPDATE_TYPE Type of update server
--list-update-server-type List of available types of update servers
--check-app-update
Check the availability of new product version in the
repository**
--download-app-update Download new product version if available**
--perform-app-update Download and install new product version if available**
--accept-license Accept license changes**
* - available from ESET File Security for Linux version 7.1
** - available from ESET File Security for Linux version 7.2
Important
The upd utility cannot be used to make changes in product
configuration.
Example
To stop updates for 48 hours and roll back to the oldest snapshot of the scanner module, execute the following
command as a privileged user:
sudo /opt/eset/efs/bin/upd --rollback=48
To resume automatic updates of the scanner module, execute the following command as a privileged user:
sudo /opt/eset/efs/bin/upd --resume
To update from a mirror server available at IP address "192.168.1.2" and port "2221", execute the following
command as a privileged user:
sudo /opt/eset/efs/bin/upd --update --server=192.168.1.2:2221
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Upgrade ESET File Security for Linux to a later version
New versions of ESET File Security for Linux are issued to implement improvements or fix issues that cannot be
resolved by automatic updates to program modules.
Note
An upgrade from ESET File Security for Linux version 4 to version 7 is not possible. A clean new
installation is needed. The settings from version 4 cannot be imported to version 7.
Which product version is currently installed?
There are two methods to determine the product version of ESET File Security for Linux:
1.In the Web interface, navigate to Help > About.
2.Execute /opt/eset/efs/sbin/setgui -v in a Terminal winow.
How to upgrade ESET File Security for Linux?
Local options
• Run an OS-related installation package as described in the Installation section
• In the Web interface, navigate to Dashboard > Product update, click Check for update
• Use the upd utility with the --perform-app-update parameter
• Configure automatic updates/upgrades
Remote management via ESET Security Management Center (ESMC)
If managing ESET File Security for Linux through ESMC, you can initiate upgrade the following ways:
• Software install task
• In the Web interface, navigate Dashboard > ESET Applications > right-click ESET File Security for Linux >
Update installed ESET products...
• Configure automatic updates/upgrades
Update mirror
Several ESET security products (ESET Security Management Center, ESET Endpoint Antivirus, etc.) allow you to
create copies of update files that can be used to update other workstations on the network. The use of a mirror— a
copy of the update files in the LAN environment—is convenient because the update files do not need to be
downloaded from the vendor update server repeatedly by each workstation. Updates are downloaded to the local
mirror server and then distributed to all workstations to avoid the risk of network traffic overload. Updating client
workstations from a mirror optimizes network load balance and saves internet connection bandwidth.
Configure ESET File Security for Linux to use an update mirror
1.In the Web interface navigate to Setup > Update > Primary Server.
2.In the Basic section, switch the toggle next to Choose automatically to turn it off.
3.In the Update server field, type the URL address of the mirror server in one of the following forms:
a.http://<IP>:<port>
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b.http://<hostname>:<port>
4.Enter the applicable username and password.
5.Click Save.
If there are more mirror servers available in your network, repeat the steps above to configure the secondary
update servers.
Automatic product component updates
In ESET File Security for Linux version 7.2 you can activate automatic product component updates, including
upgrade to later product versions:
1.In the Web interface, navigate to Setup > Update.
2.In the Program Component Update section, select Auto-update from the Update mode list-box.
3.If you prefer to use a custom update server for product component updates:
a.Define the server address in the Custom server field.
b.Enter the Username and Password in the corresponding fields.
4.Click Save.
If managing ESET File Security for Linux via ESET Security Management Center, configure the above mentioned
automatic updates through Policies.
To alter the configuration of ESET File Security for Linux:
1.In ESET Security Management Center click Policies > New policy and type a name for the policy.
2.Click Settings, and select ESET Endpoint for Linux (V7+) from the drop-down menu.
3.Adjust the desired settings and click Save in each dialog where you made a change.
4.Click Finish.
Update mode
Auto-update - new packages are automatically downloaded and then installed upon the next restart of OS. If
there have been updates to the End User License Agreement, the user has to accept the updated End User
License Agreement before downloading the new package.
Never-update - new packages are not downloaded, but the product displays the availability of new packages in
the Dashboard.
Activate ESET File Security for Linux
Activate your ESET File Security for Linux using a license obtained from your ESET distributor.
Activate using Web interface
1.Log in to the Web interface
2.Click Dashboard > License tile and select the desired method of activation:
a.Activate with License Key
b.Offline license
c.ESET Security Management Center
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If the license expires, you can change the license to a different one at the same location.
Activate using Terminal
Use the /opt/eset/efs/sbin/lic utility as a privileged user to activate ESET File Security for Linux from a
Terminal window.
Syntax: /opt/eset/efs/sbin/lic [OPTIONS]
Example
The commands below have to be executed as a privileged user:
/opt/eset/efs/sbin/lic -k XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
or
/opt/eset/efs/sbin/lic --key XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
while XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX represents your ESET File Security for Linux License Key.
Activate using ESET Security Management Center (ESMC)
Log in to ESMC Web interface, navigate to Client Tasks > Product Activation, and follow the instructions on
Product Activation.
Once the activation is complete, access the Web interface to launch the initial scan of your system or to configure
ESET File Security for Linux.
Where can I find my license
If you purchased a license, you should have received two emails from ESET. The first email contains information
about the ESET Business Account portal. The second email contains details about your License Key (XXXXX-XXXXX-
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX) or Username (EAV-xxxxxxxxxx) and Password when applicable, Public License ID (xxx-xxx-
xxx), product name (or list of products) and quantity.
I have a Username and a Password
If you have a Username and a Password, convert them to a License Key at the ESET Business Account License
converter page:
https://eba.eset.com/LicenseConverter
Check the activation status
The functionality described below is available in ESET File Security for Linux version 7.2 and later.
To verify the activation status and license validity, use the lic utility. Execute the following commands as a
privileged user:
Syntax: /opt/eset/efs/sbin/lic [OPTIONS]
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Example
The commands below must be executed by a privileged user:
/opt/eset/efs/sbin/lic -sor
/opt/eset/efs/sbin/lic --status
Output when the product is activated:
Status: Activated
Public Id: ABC-123-DEF
License Validity: 2020-03-29
Output when the product is not activated:
Status: Not activated
Using ESET File Security for Linux
If the installation is complete, log in to the Web interface at the URL address the installer displayed along with the
login credentials.
The Web interface is available in the following languages:
• English
• French
• Spanish
• Spanish (Latin)
• German
• Japanese
• Polish
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