Rights On The Web Server; Rights To Run The Web Server - KAPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS - FOR FREEBSD-OPENBSD-BSDI FILE SERVER User Manual

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2. Edit the server settings to define the file index.html as the

default file for this directory. If it is not possible, rename the file

into the one defined as the default for your server.

3. Enable execution of cgi scripts for the subdirectory html/cgi-bin.

4. Edit the file loader.cfg as it was described in the step 4 for the

WebTuner distributive web server (see above).

5. Enable your web server to support the SSL communication

protocol and generate a password file similar to the .htpasswd

file described for the WebTuner distributive web server (see

above). For details of how to define these settings refer to your

web server documentation.

6. Generate the new certificate file and the new encoding key file

for SSL. The corresponding sequence of actions was

described in the step 8 for the WebTuner distributive web

server (see above).

7. To be able to review anti-virus performance reports from

WebTuner, copy Slogan (if not installed), supplied in the

Kaspersky Anti-Virus for xBSD File Server package, and

the files web_new_template.tm and web_template.tm, located

in the directory /usr/local/share/AVP/httpd, to the directory

/usr/local/share/AVP/Tools.

10.3.3. Rights on the web server

By default the web server is running under the root user. However, it may

also run with the rights of another user.

I f you want to redefine the user running the server, follow these

steps:

1. Be sure that the target user is authorized to:

read, write and execute files within the directory

containing Kaspersky Anti-Virus for xBSD File Server;

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