W E B T U N E R
•
CHARSET
—the table of symbols to be used in the MIME
text.
•
PID_FILE
—path to the web server .pid file. For example,
PID_FILE
=
/var/run/_httpd.pid
•
LOG_FILE
—path to the web server log file. For example,
LOG_FILE=/usr/local/share/AVP/httpd/log/_httpd
•
USE_SSL
—
Yes
in this line enables the program to com-
municate via SSL.
No
disables the feature.
•
CH_ROOT
—
Yes
in this line enables the program to per-
form the function
chroot()
when the server is started.
No
disables the feature.
•
DOCROOT
—path to the web server root directory. For
example,
DOCROOT=/usr/local/share/AVP/httpd/html
Make sure that the
LOG_FILE
and the
DOCROOT
parameters are
correct. Edit the
USER
and
USE_SSL
only if you are sure.
3. Verify and edit, if not correct, the following strings of the file
loader.cfg
located in the subdirectory
html/settings/
:
•
CgiDir
– path to the
cgi-bin
directory. For example,
CgiDir=/usr/local/share/AVP/httpd/html/cgi-bin
•
AvpDir
– path to the directory containing Kaspersky Anti-
Virus for xBSD Mail Server files. For example,
Avp-
Dir=/usr/local/share/AVP/
•
AvpIni=AvpUnix.ini
– the name of the Kaspersky Anti-
Virus for xBSD Mail Server initialization file.
4. Use
the
htpasswd
program supplied with the distributive to
generate the
.htpasswd
file. This file will prevent your web
server from the unauthorized access and must be copied to
the web server root directory (defined by the
DOCROOT
pa-
rameter in the file
_httpd.conf
) and to the
CgiDir
directory of
executable files for the daemon process.
The file is generated by using the following string:
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