KAPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS - FOR FREEBSD-OPENBSD-BSDI FILE SERVER User Manual page 108

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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/:
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
parameter 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:
htpasswd [-c] filename username,
where:
5. Generate the new certificate file (cert.pem) and the new
encoding key file (key.pem) for SSL instead of those supplied
CH_ROOT—Yes in this line enables the program to
perform 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
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 File Server files. For example,
AvpDir=/usr/local/share/AVP/
AvpIni=AvpUnix.ini – the name of the Kaspersky Anti-
Virus for xBSD File Server initialization file.
filename is a name of the .htpasswd file;
username is the user password for the web server;
[-c] is the optional switch enabling creation of the new
access file. If the switch is missing, the new file will not
be created and the data will be appended to the existing
access file.
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