Dr.Web Console for UNIX mail servers

Setup and configuration of Dr.Web for UNIX mail servers can be performed via a specially designed web interface Dr.Web Console for UNIX mail servers. It is implemented as a plug-in to Webmin (for details on the Webmin interface, visit its official website at http://www.webmin.com/).

To achieve optimal performance of the Dr.Web Console for UNIX mail servers web interface, ensure that the following Perl modules are installed in your system:

•XML::Parser – Perl module for parsing XML documents;

•XML::XPath – set of modules for parsing XPath statements;

•Encode – module for encoding conversion;

•Date::Parse – module for conversion date to UNIX format;

•CGI – module that enables operation with Common Gateway Interface;

•CGI::Carp – module for creation of HTTPD report on errors;

•JSON — module for parsing and converting to JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)

•Digest::MD5 – module for using MD5 encryption algorithm;

•MIME::Words – module for using RFC 2047 encoding;

•MIME::Entity – module for decoding and parsing MIME messages;

•MIME::Parser – Perl module for parsing MIME threads;

•MIME::Head – Perl module for parsing headers of MIME messages;

•File::Stat – module with interface to embedded stat() functions;

•File::Find – module with interface to perform search through directory tree;

•Encode::CN – module used for Chinese character encoding;

•Encode::HanExtra – extra sets of Chinese encodings;

•Switch – module for switch-case statement usage.

If some modules are missing, it is recommended to install them from the command line. For that, root privileges are required. Names of the modules can differ, but they are usually included into the following packages: perl-Convert-BinHex, perl-IO-stringy, perl-MIME-tools, perl-XML-Parser, perl-XML-XPath. To install the modules in rpm systems, it is recommended to choose noarch.rpm packages.

Web interface layout and appearance can differ depending on the Webmin version and the used browser.