Amavisd-new installation | Unisar 1.24.1867 instruction

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amavisd-new installation

Please refer to amavisd-new documentation for a detailed description of installation and configuration.

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Unisar 1.24.1867 manual Amavisd-new installation

Contents

Users Guide Users Guide As every cat owner knows, nobody owns a cat BitDefender Antivirus Scanner for Unices Table of Contents BitDefender integration UninstallConfiguration file Testing BitDefender Real life usage Best practices UpdatesFrequently Asked Questions Support Product registration BitDefender Antivirus Scanner for Unices Viii End User Software License Agreement End User Software License Agreement End User Software License Agreement Xii Typographical conventions PrefaceConventions used in this book Admonitions Command Book structure Request for Comments Description and features Description and features Overview Why BitDefender? Data Security Division Softwin Description BitDefender Antivirus Scanner for Unices Product features Key Features More in the manual Scanning mechanism Features Installation Installation Hardware system requirements PrerequisitesSystem requirements Linux requirements Package naming conventionSoftware system requirements Linux convention FreeBSD convention Installation Test the rpm and deb packages Package installationTest the package for integrity Test the FreeBSD tbz package Test the self-extractable archive Install the self-extractable archive Install the packageInstall the rpm package Install the deb package Additional parameters Install the FreeBSD package Installer Configures the quarantine directory Uninstall using the self-extractable archive UninstallUninstall the rpm package Uninstall the deb package Uninstall from the ports collection Uninstall the FreeBSD packageUninstall a package downloaded locally Using BitDefender Using BitDefender System versus User configuration Configuration file Key Description More about triggered update Regular users and quarantine Using07 BitDefender Product registration Using BitDefender Eicar online resources Testing BitDefenderScan an executable file Scan an archive Command output will be the following Scan a mailbox Tmp/mail.mbox Scan a regular file Real life usageVirus scanning Scan a directory Scan the entire system Actions on archives Scan the archives Scan the mailbox Report Using the log file Display the virus list Get more information Display the product version Virus submission Desktop integration Midnight CommanderBitDefender integration Do not break the last line Different installation pathKDE Konqueror Action on file in Konqueror Krusader Krusaders User Actions ROX-Filer Pine Information Center Pine This is how the screen should look like What to do with infected emails Exit Status Interval 1,254 BitDefender pipe bdscanpipe Evolution KMail Filter actions in KMail Server integration MailScanner Qmail-Scanner installationMailScanner installation Change it to the following form Amavisd-new Amavisd-new installation Using Regular updates UpdatesTriggered update Run the triggered update Edit the cron table Http proxy Manual update Order to extract the updates Check the expiration date Product registrationTrial License License for home or personal use License for commercial use Best practices Best practices Getting help Getting help Frequently Asked Questions Getting help BitDefender Knowledge Base SupportSupport department Softwin GmbH Contact informationWeb addresses Address BitDefender LLC Romania Getting help Manual Pages Manual Pages Options SynopsisDescription Manual Pages Actions Files Examples See also Bugs Manual Pages Glossary Download Command lineCookie Disk drive Heuristic EventsFalse positive Filename extension Packed programs Macro virusMail client Non-heuristic Startup items PortReport file Script Worm UpdateVirus Virus definition