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Panda SendMailSecure 1.70.xxLinux Server的安裝Before installing the antivirus, you must prepare the Sendmail server. To do this, follow the steps below:Compile the Sendmail source files.If the version of Sendmail you have installed is 8.11.6 or earlier.You do not need to compile the Sendmail files, go on to step 2.If the version of Sendmail you have installed is prior to 8.12.0.Include the following lines in the file devtools/Site/site.config.m4 file (if this file doesnt exist, create it).APPENDDEF(conf_sendmail_ENVDEF, -D_FFR_MILTER=1 )APPENDDEF(conf_libmilter_ENVDEF, -D_FFR_MILTER=1 )Run the command . /Build -c, in the directory in which Sendmail is installed.If the version of Sendmail you have installed is 8.12.0 or higher.Add the following line to the file devtools/Site/site.config.m4 (if this file doesnt exist, create it).APPENDDEF(conf_sendmail_ENVDEF,-DMILTER)Run the command . /Build c, in the directory in which Sendmail is installed.Add the antivirus filter to the configuration (sendmail.mc or Switch Sendmail platform).In order to continue preparing Sendmail, the antivirus filter must be included in the Sendmail configuration:Modification through the sendmail.mc configuration file.These operations should only be carried out if the Sendmail servers are not controlled through the Sendmail Switch platform.Include the following lines in the file sendmail.mcINPUT_MAIL_FILTER(filterPav,S=inet:10101localhost, F=R, T=S:5m;R:5m;E:15m)define(confINPUT_MAIL_FILTERS,filterPav)Note: Depending on the version of Sendmail, you might have to omit the spaces. The line would then be:INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(filterPav,S=inet:10101localhost,F=R,T=S:5m;R:5m;E:15m)Compile the file sendmail.mc by running the following command in the directory where Sendmail is installed:m4 sendmail.mc /etc/mail/sendmail.cfImportant: If your version of Sendmail is prior to 8.12.0, add the flag _FFR_MILTER=1. to the command in the following way:m4 -D_FFR_MILTER=1 sendmail.mc /etc/sendmail.cfNote: If the sendmail.mc configuration file doesnt exist, the changes must be made in the sendmail.cf file. This modification involves inserting the following lines:#Input mail filters0 InputMailFilters= filterPavXfilterPav,S=inet:10101localhost,F=R,T=S:5m;R:5m;E:15mChanges in the interface for configuration through the Sendmail Switch platform.If the Sendmail servers are controlled through a Sendmail Switch platform, do not modify the file sendmail.mc. In this case, the changes are added to the interface that allows the configuration to be displayed and modified. This type of interface includes the option to install new Milter filters.Steps for adding the antivirus filter through the platform interface:Select the option Edit Existing Configuration, in the Main menu.Select the server by clicking on the Select button.Select a configuration and click on Load (accesses the advanced configuration).Select the option Expert Configuration.Select the menu Input_Mail_Filters() and click on Edit/View.Click on Add.Enter the following information about the filter:INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(filterPav,S=inet:10101localhost, F=R, T=S:5m;R:5m;E:15m)Note: Depending on the version of Sendmail, you might have to omit the spaces. The line would then be:INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(filterPav,S=inet:10101localhost,F=R,T=S:5m;R:5m;E:15m)In the Filter Name section, enter the name assigned to the filter (filterPav) and in the Filter Equates section, enter the corresponding flags (S, F, T, R and E), according to the command specified above.Click on the Apply button to apply the filter characteristics to the configuration.Save the changes.Important: The Sendmail server must be restarted for the changes to come into effect.SendmailSecure is installed directly from the Linux server (both versions a and b) and the antivirus is managedfrom a browser. How to install itCopy the file pav_milter.x.xx.i386.rpm which is in the ProductSendmail directory on the CD-ROM, you must install the package using the command:In systems compatibles with packages rpm: rpm i pav_milterxxx.rpmIn systems based in Debian: dpkg i pav_milterxx.debNOTE: The letters x.xx.x in the file name specify the version of the program and the correspondence between servers. For example, a file called pav-milter.1.70.rpm specifies that the version of the antivirus is 1.70.Remember that in order to install the antivirus, the following requirements must be met:The user panda must exist.The rpm command must be executed using the root superuser.When installation is complete, Panda SendmailSecure will automatically start and the antivirus directory structure will have been created as follows:The executable files of the application are in the directory:/opt/pandasoftware/binThe Virus Signature File (pav.sig) is copied in the directory:/opt/pandasoftware/var/pav_milter/pavThe spam detection rules are in the directory: /opt/pandasoftware/var/pav_milter/spamThe scan log files are in the directory:/opt/pandasoftware/var/pav_milter/logThe application libraries are in the directory:/opt/pandasoftware/libThe configuration files are saved in:/etc/pav_milterConfiguration of the Web server to work with the antivirus. The interface files are stored in the directory:/opt/pandasoftware/lib/pav_milter/cgi-binThe Web interface home page is:http:/server/pav_milter/html/default.htmlThe CGI scripts are located in the directory:/opt/pandasoftware/lib/pav_milter/cgi-bin/scriptsAutomatic configuration of the Apache serverCopy the sendmail-apache.conf file that is in the directory /etc/pav_milter to the directory in which the httpd.conf file is stored.Enter the following line in the httpd.conf file, just above the Aliases section.Include conf/sendmail-apache.conf Restart the Apache server.If you have followed these steps for configuring the Apache web server, remember that authentication will not be configured in the file. To apply security to the web console, refer to the next section.Manual configuration of the Apache server:Add the following entry to specify the location of the HTML pages:Alias /pav/opt/pandasoftware/lib/pav_milter/cgi-bin/Options -IndexesAllowOverride AllOrder allow, denyAllow from allThe following lines indicate the location of the scripts to be used:ScriptAlias /pav/scripts /opt/pandasoftware/lib/pav_milter/cgi-bin/scripts/AllowOverride NoneOptions -Indexes Includes ExecCGIAddHandler cgi-script .cgi .exeOrder allow, denyAllow from allIn order to restrict users access to the Web interface, follow the steps below:If you already have a file with users and passwords, go to step 2. If not, you must create it using the Apache program htpasswd, by running the following command:htpasswd c directory/users pandaNote: users is the file that contains the user names and passwords. It should be created outside the published directories tree. The new user that is created in that file is panda. 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