Dr.Web Console for UNIX File Servers

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

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

•XML::Parser — module for parsing XML documents

•XML::XPath —  set of modules for parsing XPath statements

•CGI — module enabling operation with Common Gateway Interface

•Cwd — module for detection of the current working directory of any process

•Data::Dumper — module for writing arbitrary data structures to memory and reading from it

•Text::Iconv —  module that provides a Perl interface to iconv() encoding conversion function

•perl-devel (or libperl-dev, depending on the distribution) — packaged used for building Text::Iconv

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

•Encode::CN - module used for Chinese character encoding

•Encode::HanExtr - module with additional set of Chinese character encodings

•Switch – module that enables use of switch-case statements.

It is recommended to install missing modules from the command line. For that purpose, root privileges are required. Names of the modules may vary, but typically they are included in the following packages: perl-Convert-BinHex, perl-IO-stringy, perl-MIME-tools, perl-XML-Parser, perl-XML-XPath. To install modules in rpm systems, it is recommended to choose noarch.rpm packages.

Appearance of the web interface may differ from the given screenshots depending on the Webmin version and used browser.