KAPERSKY Anti-Virus 5.0 for Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD File Server Administrator's Manual page 26

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The solution: in order to accomplish the above objective, input the
following in the command line:
kavupdater –l /tmp/updatesreport.log
If you need to update the anti-virus database on more than one computer, it may
be more convenient to download it from an update server once, save to a local
directory, and then update from this directory.
The object: to organize anti-virus database updating from the network
directory /home/bases. If this directory is unavailable or empty, then
update the database. Output the results of the work to a report file.
The solution: in order to achieve the above objective, do the following:
1. Edit the file /etc/kav/5.0/servers.lst, which contains the list of update
servers, place the network directory /home/base, (where the
database is stored) into the first position.
2. Turn random selection of update servers off. Uncheck the box
Random server order on Kaspersky Anti-Virus
tab of the Webmin program (see Figure 2) if it was checked.
3. Specify the required parameters of the report:
Report file name – Full path to the program report file. Specify
Report level – Level of detail of the component work results report.
Append – Add the program operation results to the end of the
All the changes to configuration settings made by the Webmin
program are stored in the configuration file kav4unix.conf used
by default. The method for creating
section 3.2 on page 20
4. Start anti-virus database updating: click the Start button for the
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/tmp/report.txt in the input field.
Select Errors in the drop-down list.
existing file.
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an alternative file is described in
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KeepUp2Date component on the Run
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component tab (see Figure 3),
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