Latest version Clamav

[yae]

Hi:

Where can I download the last version of clamav? or update my actual version...

Now I have the version "0.96.2". downloaded here:
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/ClamAV

becasue using Pet installer it was displaying errors and it was not working,

Thanks in advance.

Regards

[RetroTechGuy]

Hi:

Where can I download the last version of clamav? or update my actual version...

Now I have the version "0.96.2". downloaded here:
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/ClamAV

becasue using Pet installer it was displaying errors and it was not working,

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Which version of Puppy are you running?

Did you try just clicking on the .pet?

[yae]

Hi:

Now i am running: 0.96.2

But recommended version is: 0.96.5


Before installing the pet of here: http://puppylinux.org/wikka/ClamAV , previously already I tried of installing it from "puppy package manager", but clamav was giving errors...now I do not remember what errors, but it could not scan, nor update....

[RetroTechGuy]

Hi:

Now i am running: 0.96.2

But recommended version is: 0.96.5


Before installing the pet of here: http://puppylinux.org/wikka/ClamAV , previously already I tried of installing it from "puppy package manager", but clamav was giving errors...now I do not remember what errors, but it could not scan, nor update....

OK, I had an earlier version installed, and just updated the 2 files as shown here:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53171

This will get you to 0.96.4, from the Debian package. Don't try to be fancy, just click on each of the .deb files and it will ask if you want to install them.

If you watch Debian, and 0.96.5 is the very newest (I don't know when 0.96.4 was upgraded), it will likely be updated in a few days.

Follow the same recipe -- keeping those 2 .deb files updated.

It might be worth pinging Yorkie, and see if he has a new patch also.

I did all of this under Puppy 4.3.1, and I always recommend making a backup of your pupsave before installing new software (there is always a danger that a new library will break some critical part of your system).