Bien débuter avec KDE

Bonjour,
J’ai installé KDE récemment, et j’aimerais faire en sorte qu’il soit bien configuré, pour bien démarrer.

Voilà ce que je voudrais:

  • une bonne résolution d’écran
  • du matériel bien installé
  • connaître quelques interfaces graphiques bien pratiques
  • installer un bon antivirus

J’aimerais aussi savoir comment retirer des éléments du “Panel”.
J’ai cliqué deux fois sur “Add to Panel”, et il semble qu’il n’y a pas d’option pour retirer les éléments du Panel.

Merci.

xrandr me renvoie:

xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
Screen 0: minimum 640 x 480, current 1280 x 1024, maximum 1280 x 1024
default connected primary 1280x1024+0+0 0mm x 0mm
   1280x1024      0.00* 
   1024x768       0.00  
   800x600        0.00  
   640x480        0.00  

Ma résolution actuelle est 12801024.
Sur windows, j’avais une résolution plus grande 1600
je ne sais plus combien.
Mon écran fait 22 pouces (ou plutôt 21,5 pouces).

J’ai essayé d’installer sophos, mais je suis tombé sur une page qui me demande tout un tas d’informations personnelles:
https://secure2.sophos.com/fr-fr/legal/export-compliance.aspx
https://image.ibb.co/hQSk38/sophos.jpg

Merci.

Salut

  • Sophos demande un email pour télécharger le produit

https://secure2.sophos.com/en-us/products/free-tools/sophos-antivirus-for-linux/download.aspx

  • l’installation

https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/14378

Est-ce que l’installation a réussi ou pas?

Dans le menu démarrer, dans la recherche d’application, quand je tape “sophos”, je ne trouve rien.

c’est pas une appli graphique c’est un service qui tourne en permanence

systemctl status  sav-protect.service
● sav-protect.service - "Sophos Anti-Virus daemon"
   Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/sav-protect.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
   Active: active (running) since Fri 2018-05-25 19:09:18 CEST; 1h 33min ago
     Docs: man:sav-protect
  Process: 13122 ExecStartPost=/opt/sophos-av/engine/.sav-protect.systemd.poststart.sh (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)
  Process: 13079 ExecStartPre=/opt/sophos-av/engine/.sav-protect.systemd.prestart.sh (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)
 Main PID: 13121 (savd)
    Tasks: 35 (limit: 4299)
   Memory: 847.0M
   CGroup: /system.slice/sav-protect.service
           ├─13121 savd etc/savd.cfg
           ├─13188 savscand --incident=unix://tmp/incident --namedscan=unix://root@tmp/namedscansprocessor.0 --ondemandcontro
           └─13545 savscand --incident=unix://tmp/incident socketpair://51/52 --threads=5

mai 25 19:08:29 debian systemd[1]: Starting "Sophos Anti-Virus daemon"...
mai 25 19:08:35 debian savd[13121]: savd.daemon: SAVD-STARTED
mai 25 19:09:15 debian savd[13121]: savd.daemon: ONACCESS-ENABLED talpa
mai 25 19:09:18 debian systemd[1]: Started "Sophos Anti-Virus daemon".
mai 25 20:09:17 debian savd[13121]: update.check: SUCCESSFULLY_UPDATED_FROM sdds:SOPHOS

j’ai installé comme ça

Do you want to enable on-access scanning? Yes(Y)/No(N) [Y]
> 

Sophos recommends that you configure Sophos Anti-Virus to auto-update.

It can update either from Sophos directly (requiring username/password details) or from update-perso.serviceyour own server (directory or
website (possibly requiring username/password)).

Which type of auto-updating do you want? From Sophos(s)/From own server(o)/None(n) [s]
> 

Updating directly from Sophos.
Do you wish to install the Free (f) or Supported (s) version of SAV for Linux? [s]
> f

The Free version of Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux comes with no support.
Forums are available for our free tools at http://openforum.sophos.com/
Do you need a proxy to access Sophos updates? Yes(Y)/No(N) [N]
> 

Fetching free update credentials.
Installing Sophos Anti-Virus....
Selecting appropriate kernel support...
When Sophos Anti-Virus starts, it updates itself to try to find a Sophos kernel interface module update. This might cause a significant delay.
Sophos Anti-Virus starts after installation.

Installation completed.
Your computer is now protected by Sophos Anti-Virus.

Oh merci, ça a l’air de marcher :slight_smile:

mickael@debian:~/Téléchargements/sophos-av$ systemctl status  sav-protect.service
● sav-protect.service - "Sophos Anti-Virus daemon"
   Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/sav-protect.service; enabled; vendor preset: enab
   Active: active (running) since Fri 2018-05-25 20:31:00 CEST; 18min ago
     Docs: man:sav-protect
 Main PID: 11792 (savd)
    Tasks: 35 (limit: 4915)
   CGroup: /system.slice/sav-protect.service
           ├─11792 savd etc/savd.cfg
           ├─14421 savscand --incident=unix://tmp/incident --namedscan=unix://root@tmp/n
           └─14472 savscand --incident=unix://tmp/incident socketpair://51/52 --threads=
cd /opt/sophos-av/bin
root@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin# ls
_  savconfig  savdctl  savdstatus  savlog  savscan  savsetup  savupdate
root@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin# ./savdstatus
Sophos Anti-Virus is active and on-access scanning is running
mickael@debian:~$ cd /opt/sophos-av/bin
mickael@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin$ ./savdstatus
Sophos Anti-Virus is active

Comment puis-je activer le on-access, et qu’est-ce que c’est?

root@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin# ./savupdate
Updating from versions - SAV: 9.14.2, Engine: 3.70.2, Data: 5.51
Updating Sophos Anti-Virus....
Updating SAVScan on-demand scanner
Updating Virus Engine and Data
Updating Manifest
Update completed.
Updated to versions - SAV: 9.14.2, Engine: 3.70.2, Data: 5.51
Successfully updated Sophos Anti-Virus from sdds:SOPHOS
root@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin#

root@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin# ./savupdate
Failed to download 'sdds:SOPHOS': invalid authentication. Please check PrimaryUpdateUsername and PrimaryUpdatePassword.
Failed to replicate from all update sources
root@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin#

Do you want to enable on-access scanning? Yes(Y)/No(N) [Y]

l’option Y au moment de l’installation
voir le chapitre 3

je m’en doutai, il ne fallait rien remplir au moment de l’installation et laisser les options par defaut

Sophos recommends that you configure Sophos Anti-Virus to auto-update.

It can update either from Sophos directly (requiring username/password details) or from update-perso.serviceyour own server (directory or
website (possibly requiring username/password)).

Which type of auto-updating do you want? From Sophos(s)/From own server(o)/None(n) [s]
>
Updating directly from Sophos.
Do you wish to install the Free (f) or Supported (s) version of SAV for Linux? [s]
> f

A mon avis tu supprimes le dossier dans /opt et tu recommences

Et est-ce que je choisis la version Free (f) ou la version Supported (s)?

La commande, pour refaire l’installation par-dessus la précédente, c’est:

mickael@debian:~/Téléchargements/sophos-av$ sudo ./install.sh --ignore-existing-installation
Do you accept the licence? Yes(Y)/No(N) [N]
> yes       

Where do you want to install Sophos Anti-Virus? [/opt/sophos-av]
> 

Warning: There is another installation of Sophos Anti-Virus on this computer.
Do you want to enable on-access scanning? Yes(Y)/No(N) [Y]
> 

Sophos recommends that you configure Sophos Anti-Virus to auto-update.

It can update either from Sophos directly (requiring username/password details) or from
your own server (directory or website (possibly requiring username/password)).

Which type of auto-updating do you want? From Sophos(s)/From own server(o)/None(n) [s]
> 

Updating directly from Sophos.
Do you wish to install the Free (f) or Supported (s) version of SAV for Linux? [s]
> f

The Free version of Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux comes with no support.
Forums are available for our free tools at http://openforum.sophos.com/
Do you need a proxy to access Sophos updates? Yes(Y)/No(N) [N]
> no

Fetching free update credentials.
Installing Sophos Anti-Virus....
Selecting appropriate kernel support...
When Sophos Anti-Virus starts, it updates itself to try to find a Sophos kernel interface module update. This might cause a significant delay.
Sophos Anti-Virus starts after installation.

Installation completed.

Malgré ça, je n’ai toujours pas le on-access scanning

root@debian:/opt/sophos-av/bin# ./savdstatus 
Sophos Anti-Virus is active

Dommage.
il ne te reste plus qu’a chercher
Fouille dans les log de Sophos

/opt/sophos-av/log

Tu peux demander de l’aide ici https://community.sophos.com/products/free-antivirus-tools-for-desktops/

mickael@debian:/opt/sophos-av/log$ sudo ls
installer-verbose.log  savd.log         sav-protect.log.1    sav-update.log  smtp.log-2018-05-25  sophosav
savd.lock              sav-protect.log  savupdate-debug.log  savupdate.log   smtp.log-2018-05-26  talpaselect.log

De quoi parles-tu exactement ? En cliquant longuement sur une icône, des options apparaissent, notamment la suppression de l’icône. Sur le tableau de bord, l’option “Paramètres du tableau de bord” fait également apparaître diverses options dont la suppression d’éléments.