Command Line Parameters

•--help – shows brief help.

•--ini – specifies another (not default) configuration file to be used. To use another configuration file, specify the full path to it with the --ini command line parameter. If the name of the configuration file is not specified, %etc_dir/drweb32.ini is used.

Example:

$ /opt/drweb/update.pl --ini=/path/to/conf_file

•--what – temporarily overrides value of the Section parameter on Updater startup. The new specified value is used until next start of the script. Possible values: scanner or daemon.

Example:

$ /opt/drweb/update.pl --what=Scanner

•--components – displays a list of all product components available for update.

Example:

$ /opt/drweb/update.pl --components

•You can also use the command line parameter --not-need-reload:

oif this parameter is not specified, all daemons (Dr.Web Daemon for Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services) which components were updated, removed, or added are restarted after update.pl script finishes;

oif the --not-need-reload parameter is specified without any value, after the update.pl script finishes no daemon of Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services is restarted;

oif some daemon names are specified as the not-need-restart value, the corresponding daemons are not restarted after the update.pl script finishes. Names of non-restarted daemons must be separated be commas and listed without white spaces. The names are case insensitive.

Example:

$ /opt/drweb/update.pl --not-need-reload=drwebd