User Guide
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SMTP-Gateway 5.5 for Linux/Unix
the application will try to download updates from a different server from
the list of Kaspersky Lab’s update servers. The default value is: 20.
UseProxy=true|false – use a proxy-server to connect to one of Kaspersky
Lab’s update servers. If the parameter is false – proxy server will not be
used. If the parameter is true, proxy server address, defined by the
ProxyAddress parameter, will be used. If the value of ProxyAddress
parameter is not defined, the value of http_proxy environment variable
will be used. If the value of environment variable is not defined proxy
server will not be used.
ProxyAddress – the address of proxy server, used for connection. The
parameter is to be specified as: http://username:password@url:port.
Username and/or password can be omitted in proxy server address. If
the address is not defined, its value will be taken from http_proxy
environment variable.
PassiveFtp=true|false – use passive FTP mode to download updates. The
default value is: false.
The [updater.report] section contains report output options for the keepup2date
component:
ReportFilename – name of the log file that will store the component
performance report. If the option is set to syslog, the component saves
the report to the system log. The default value is:
TEMP_PATH/keepup2date.log, where TEMP_PATH stands for the
value of the TMP environment variable, if TMP is not defined – the
value of TEMP, and if TEMP is not defined – the /tmp directory.
ReportLevel=0|1|2|3|4|9 – the level of details in component performance
report (0 – Fatal, 1 – Error, 2 – Warning, 3 – Info, 4 – Activity, 9 -
Debug). The default value is: 4.
Append=true|false – append a new component performance report to the
end of the existing report file. If this option is set to false, the previous
report will be overwritten with the new report when the file is open. The
default value is: true.
A.3. Use of external configuration
files
You may connect external configuration files to the main configuration file. You
may use any of the following methods to that end:
• using the include directive.