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@@ -84,14 +84,14 @@ Warning: Don't do this. It's much easier to just double-click a .deb or .rpm.
Examples:
$ perl clamtk
or
$ chmod +x /path/to/clamtk
$ /path/to/clamtk
* Note: If you have installed this program as an rpm or .deb, you
do not need to take these steps.
* Note: Did you get errors with this? Check the TROUBLESHOOTING section
at the end.
* Note: If you have installed this program as an rpm or .deb, you do not need to take these steps.
* Note: Did you get errors with this? Check the TROUBLESHOOTING section at the end.
### DEBs
You should be able to just double-click the .deb file to install it. This assumes you have permissions to install programs, of course. Your package manager should grab any necessary dependencies.
@@ -129,7 +129,9 @@ Note that the Debian/Ubuntu builds are and have always been gpg-signed.
ClamTk can run from the commandline, too:
$ clamtk file_to_be_scanned
or
$ clamtk directory_to_be_scanned
However, the main reason for the commandline option (however basic) is to allow for right-click scanning within your file manager (e.g., Nautilus or Dolphin). If you want more extensive commandline options, it is recommended that you use the clamscan binary itself. (Type `man clamscan` at the commandline.) Or, if you know of something useful, let me know and I can add it as an option.