KAPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS - FOR FREEBSD-OPENBSD-BSDI MAIL SERVER User Manual page 246

RepCreateFlag – the log file attributes mask.
UseCR – Yes in this line enables the program to use both the carriage
return and the linefeed characters to separate records in a log
file. Otherwise, type No. By default records in a log file are sepa-
rated with the linefeed character only. Therefore, in some text
editors it will be difficult to review these files, since the program
will show everything on a single line. If you feel this way about
your text editor, type Yes for the above parameter and the pro-
gram will use both the separators (carriage return and linefeed)
in your log file.
RepForEachDisk – Yes in this line enables the program to report every
examined object. No disables this feature.
WriteTime – 1 in this line logs the date and the time when the program
messages are displayed. 0 disables this feature.
WriteTimeInfo – 1 in this line logs the time of last modification and the
size for every infected object. 0 disables this feature.
LongStrings – Yes in this line enables the program to display the re-
port without breaking its lines. No breaks the report lines. This feature
must be enabled if you want to add reports to the log file.
The following two parameters are used only if you call up the daemon
process from a script file and want to display the performance report.
UserReport – Yes in this line enables the program to add current check
results to the user-defined log file (see the UserReportName line).
No disables this feature.
UserReportName – the log file name (valid only if Report=Yes and Use-
SysLog=No). The default file is userreport.log.
If you prefix the name with the character "~", the file will be created in
your home directory.
ShowOK – Yes in this line enables the program to report virus-free ob-
jects. No disables this feature.
ShowPack – Yes in this line enables the program report packed and
archived objects (the program also reports the corresponding
packing utility or the archiver). No disables this feature.
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