Localization Of The Date And Time Format; Kaspersky Anti-Virus Report Generation Settings - KAPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS 5.7 - FOR LINUX FILE SERVER Administrator's Manual

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5.5. Localization of the date and
time format
During its operation, Kaspersky Anti-Virus generates reports for each of its
components and sends notifications to its users and administrators. This
information is always stamped with the date and the time it was created.
The default date and time formats used by Kaspersky Anti-Virus have the same
format as the UNIX strftime function:
%H:%M:%S – time format.
%d/%m/%y – date format.
The administrator can alter the time and the date formats. Localization of these
formats can be performed in section [locale] of the configuration file. For
example, you can specify the following formats:
%I:%M:%S %P – in order to display time in "twelve-hour format" (TimeFor-
mat setting) with indication of AM/PM.
%y/%m/%d and %m/%d/%y – in order to display date (DateFormat setting)
in format year/month/day and month/day/year respectively.
5.6. Kaspersky Anti-Virus report
generation settings
Results of the operation of all components of Kaspersky Anti-Virus are logged in
report files.
Results of anti-virus processing of the computer's file systems will also
be printed to the screen. By default, the information printed in the re-
port and to the screen will be identical. To display on the screen infor-
mation that will be different from that logged in the report file, you will
have to configure additional settings.
To record the application‟s activity in the system log, set the ReportFi-
leName parameter in the [monitor.report], [scanner.report], and
[updater.report] sections to syslog. The information is recorder at the
daemon syslog‟s facility.
The level of detail of information logged/displayed can be adjusted by altering the
report detail level.
The detail level is a number that determines the level of detail of the information
about the operation of components which is logged in the report. Each
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