Open a shell window and change to the SymAV auto-protect build folder.Please note that version numbers *will change* based on the SymAV version and the and installed CentOS kernel version. Found resource at this link to address the issue, which has a solution as documented below. However, the auto-protect build fails looking for function fh_init. Using the documentation, we eventually call the provided build.sh command provided by Symantec.
We cover the steps required for the auto-protect build below
Let’s cover the steps I used in my lab to solve this problem: But rebuilding the SymAV auto-protect package can be difficult due to some kernel header file requirements that – by default – CentOS does not include. This is a problem on CentOS because the module supplied with the SymAV package as of version 12.1 reports “incompatible kernel”. This works by having a compiled loadable kernel module installed (via the chkconfig command after installation). Let’s talk a moment about how Symantec implements Auto-Protect on Linux systems. Read on for information on my process for installing Symantec AV including Auto-Protect on my hardened CentOS base image without any of the graphics packages installed (translation: no X11). Symantec AntiVirus on Linux is a fragile and unforgiving beast – especially the problematic LiveUpdate client which is not correctly documented for install / config.
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