Tag Archives: system

Macfee can not be upgraded, the prompt returns an error

Macfee can not be upgraded, the error is returned, uninstall and reinstall, the upgrade prompt becomes “Initialization of the general update program subsystem failed, make sure the McAfee Franework service is running. “. Going into the Service Console to manually start McAfee’s Common Frame service, the service cannot be started.

Official error message:

Corporate KnowledgeBase
ERROR: McAfee Common Framework returns error ffff95b @ 2 (issue: FrameworkManifest.xml corrupt)

Enterprise Knowledge Base ID: KB54520
Published: August 8, 2008

environment
McAfee Common Management Agent 3.60
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.5i
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.0i
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.0i
The following error occurs after starting AutoUpdate:
McAfee Common Framework returns error ffff95b @ 2.(FrameworkManifest.xml corrupt).
Public Updater Subsystem Initialization Failure

Confirm that McAfee Framework services are running
Problem 2
Subsequent errors when trying to start the McAfee Framework service:
Unable to start McAfee Framework service on local computer

<p The system could not find the specified file.
Question No. 3

The following update method will cause an automatic error:
Right-click the McShield icon in the system tray and select Update Now
Right click on McCafe’s automation console and click on Start.

Create a new scheduled task to edit an existing property Automated tasks

Cause FrameworkManifest.xml has become corrupted.
Solution 1
McAfee Agent 4.0

McAfee Agent 4.0 design changes will prevent corruption of the FrameworkManifest.xml file.
Retrieved from www.mcafee.com网站下载McAfee代理, see KB54808. </ p>

Solution 2

General Management Agent

Solution 1 – Get frameworkmanife.xml from another computer:
Find another Virus Scanning Enterprise (VSE) computer where the update job is error-free. Copy FrameworkManifest.xml from the following path:

For VSE 8.5i (running on Windows Vista)
x:/Program Data/McAfee/Common Framework

x:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/McAfee/Generic Framework</font bb1 For VSE 8.5i (runs on Windows XP and earlier)
x:/documents and settings/all users/application data/McAfee/generic framework</font

Paste the file into a portable media or network share file that can be accessed by two computers.
Click Start, Run, type Service. , and click OK.
Right-click the McAfee Framework Service and select Stop.
Copy FrameworkManifest.xml to the public framework directory.
Right-click McAfee Framework Service and select Start.
Update the product. </ font> </ p>

Solution 2 – Delete FrameworkManifest.xml and reinstall the Common Management Agent (CMA)
It is necessary to remove FrameworkManifest.xml, as it may not be removed or replaced when uninstalling/reinstalling. </ font> </ p>

Step 1 – Allow to modify VSE files and settings (only VirusScan Enterprise 8.5i and above) </p

Click on Start, Programs, McAfee, VirusScan Console.
Right-click on Access Protection and select Properties.
Select Common Criteria Protection.
Select “Prevent modification of McAfee files and settings” and disable this option.
Click OK.

Step 2 – Delete FrameworkManifest.xml and reinstall CMA:
Remove FrameworkManifest.xml from the following path:

For VSE 8.5i (running on Windows Vista)
x:/Program Data/McAfee/Common Framework

x:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/McAfee/General Framework font bb1 For VSE 8.5i (runs on Windows XP and earlier)
x:/documents and settings/all users/application data/McAfee/generic frameworkfont

Font Restart your computer.
Reinstall the Common Management Agent (CMA)/ePO agent.
Note: The CMA can be downloaded from the McAfee download site. See KB54808.
Previous Document ID
5432392
Please take a moment to fill out this form to help us serve you better.

The original introductory page for the official font workaround is
https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content& id = KB54520

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Failed to get D-Bus connection: No such file or directory

when running centos7 image in docker, error
[root@2181bc14e47f /]# systemctl list-units
Failed to get d-bus connection: No such file or directory
d-bus allows the program to register on it to provide services to other programs. It also provides the possibility for the client program to query what services are available. Applications can also be registered to wait for kernel events, such as hardware hotplug. It is a three-tier inter-process communication (IPC) system, including:
function library libdbus, used for calling contacts and interacting messages between two applications. A message constructed based on libdbus, the bus daemon can connect to multiple applications simultaneously and can route messages from one application to 0 or more other programs. A series of Wrapper libraries based on specific application frameworks. D-bus is designed for two specific situations:
communication between two desktop applications within the same desktop session, allowing the desktop session to be integrated as a whole to solve problems related to the process lifecycle. Communication between a desktop session and an operating system, where the operating system generally includes the kernel and system daemons.
after the docker exit
$docker run — br> $docker run –privileged/ti-e “container=docker” centos7-base /usr/sbin/init
-privileged docker introduction, using this parameter, the root in the container has the real root privilege, otherwise, the root in the container is just an external ordinary user privilege. The container that the Privileged starts can see a lot of equipment on host and mount can be performed.
even allows you to start a docker container in a docker container. -e “container=docker” sets the environment variable that processes inside the container can get directly.
can now execute the systemctl command

/root @ bd5aa199dbc9 ~ # systemctl status SSHD
low SSHD. Service – the OpenSSH server daemon
the Loaded: the Loaded (/ usr/lib/systemd/system/SSHD. Service; enabled; Vendor pre: enabled)
Active: inactive (dead)
Docs: man: SSHD (8)
man:sshd_config(5)