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Consumer Products => Avast Mac Security => Topic started by: smkolins on February 21, 2008, 12:44:32 PM
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Seems a bit silly - why not just go ahead and try to update?
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I'm not on Mac, but on Windows, there is an option in avast4.ini file to postpone the update from the boot/wake up time. To delay the update of avast into a permanent internet connection (DSL) you can change the value AlwaysConnectedWaitSeconds into avast4.ini file. Details on 'Settings' in my signature or http://forum.avast.com/index.php?board=2;action=display;threadid=1647
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Seems a bit silly - why not just go ahead and try to update?
hallo,
have you tried the "don't show automatic update-related dialogs" in preferences?
regards,
pc
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I'm not on Mac, but on Windows, there is an option in avast4.ini file to postpone the update from the boot/wake up time.
Alas on the Mac there is not avast4.ini file on the hard drive (both general searches and likely place searches don't show it.) It's probably munged into another file structure somewhere.
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I'm not on Mac, but on Windows, there is an option in avast4.ini file to postpone the update from the boot/wake up time.
Alas on the Mac there is not avast4.ini file on the hard drive (both general searches and likely place searches don't show it.) It's probably munged into another file structure somewhere.
its probably somewhere in the avast package itself. Navigate to the avast program in you applications folder, right-click and choose show package contents
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its probably somewhere in the avast package itself. Navigate to the avast program in you applications folder, right-click and choose show package contents
I did - it's not there. The company that wrote the GUI appears to be serious about being the intermediary for the program too. There's no unix layer presence of avast. Examine the package with pacifist there are no extra side installations. Even the main app avast isn't sitting around somewhere.