User manual AVIRA ANTIVIR PROFESSIONAL UNIX

[. . . ] User Manual Avira AntiVir Server (Unix) Avira AntiVir Professional (Unix) Avira GmbH Lindauer Str. 21 88069 Tettnang Germany Telephone: +49 (0) 7542-500 0 Fax: +49 (0) 7542-525 10 Internet: http://www. avira. com (c) Avira GmbH. This manual was created with great care. However, errors in design and contents cannot be excluded. The reproduction of this publication or parts thereof in any form is prohibited without previous written consent from Avira GmbH. [. . . ] · alltypes - option to detect all supported malware types. Syntax: list of types, separated by whitespace or colon. DetectPrefixes <type>[=<bool>] <type>[=<bool>] . . . Example: DetectPrefixes adspy=yes appl=no bdc=yes dial=yes game=no hiddenext=no joke=no pck=no phish=yes spr=no Heuristics Macro Macrovirus Heuristics: Activates the heuristics for macroviruses in office documents. HeuristicsMacro yes Win32-Heuristics: Sets the level of heuristic detection in all types of files. Available values are 0 (off), 1 (low), 2 (medium) and 3 (high - could result in false alerts!). HeuristicsLevel 1 Heuristics Level Avira GmbH Avira AntiVir Server/ Professional (UNIX) 21 GUISupport Support via graphical user interface (GUI): This option must be activated in order for AntiVir Server/ Professional to communicate with the GUI of Avira SMC. You must enter the following parameters: GuiSupport yes GuiCAFile /usr/lib/AntiVir/gui/cert/cacert. pem GuiCertFile /usr/lib/AntiVir/gui/cert/server. pem GuiCertPass antivir_default In the case of missing or invalid parameters, the GUI support is not available. The log file records possible errors. ActiveLockFile Guard's shared lockfile: You must specify the absolute path to the Guard's lockfile, so that other software on the computer can detect Guard's presence. The file is also used for the Gnome plug-in. ActiveLockFile /var/lock/LCK. . avguard 4. 1. 2 Configuration of the Command Line Scanner in avscan. conf A new configuration file for the on-demand scanner has been introduced, starting with AntiVir Server/ Professional v 3. 0. 0: avscan. conf. Repair Concerning Files Repairing files: The CLS is trying to repair infected files. The following option must be active: RepairConcerningFiles yes It is not activated by default. AlertAction Action when detecting viruses or unwanted programs: If RepairConcerningFiles is not set or repair is not possible, access to the file is blocked and the action is logged. The following options define the actions of the CLS (check the user permissions!): · none or ignore: no further action · rename or ren: renaming the file by adding the . XXX extension. · delete or del: delete the concerning file. · quarantine: move the concerning file into quarantine, if you defined one (see below). You can select only one of these options. If more than one is activated, AntiVir applies the last one selected in the configuration file. Default: AlertAction none Quarantine Directory You have to define the quarantine directory, if you want to use the quarantine option for AlertAction (see above). Default is: QuarantineDirectory /home/quarantine ExcludePattern Excluded PCRE patterns from on-demand scanning: This option specifies what should be excluded from on-demand scan. Patterns are not scanned, if their names match the given PCRE pattern (Perl-compatible regular expression). Avira GmbH Avira AntiVir Server/ Professional (UNIX) 22 ExcludePattern NONE The option is not active by default. You should leave the option inactive, as it may restrict on-demand scans issued by other users! Temporary Directory Temporary location of CLS files: Temporary files of the CLS are written in this directory. Example: TemporaryDirectory /tmp FollowSymlink Setting the on-demand scanner behavior for symlinks: Symbolic links are followed by default. [. . . ] The syslog daemon configuration is in /etc/syslog. conf. Without a license file, AntiVir Server/ Professional runs as a test version and it only reports the test virus EICAR. It will not block access to infected files. The name for programs that do not directly harm the computer but are not wanted by the user or administrator. [. . . ]