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•
Updater log level
– parameter that defines the level of details logged to a
report file during an update. The following levels of details are available:
•
fatal
– the program logs messages about fatal errors only;
•
error
– the program logs messages about all errors (fatal and
non-fatal);
•
warning
– the program logs warnings and error messages;
•
info
– in addition to warnings and error messages, the program
logs informational records (information about the start of the
updating module, about the results of an update, etc.);
•
activity
– the program logs all data matching the
info
level and
additional information pertaining to the update process
(connection to an update server, downloading files from server,
etc.);
•
debug
– the program logs all data corresponding to the
activity
level as well as debug messages.
•
Network timeout
– timeout (seconds) specified for network operations
while updating the content filtration databases. Recommended value:
30
.
•
Use passive FTP mode
– instruction to use passive connection mode
(recommended) when an update server is contacted via FTP.
The
Updates Server
section contains parameters of the server used as the
source of updates:
•
Region
– region where the user is located. The product uses this
parameter value to select an update server with the most suitable
geographical location.
•
Updates server URL
address of the server acting as the source of
updates. It is used in combination with the following parameters:
Use
updates server URL
and
Use updates server URL only
. By default, the
list of servers used for updating of the content filtration databases is
defined in the
updcfg.xml
file included into the product package. During
update Kaspersky Anti-Spam automatically selects a server from that list.
You can employ the
Use updates server URL
option to indicate the
address defined by the
Updates server URL
parameter should be
preferred as the source of updates. If the
Use updates server URL only
option is used, then Kaspersky Anti-Spam will only update its content
filtration databases from the specified server; it will not attempt to use any
other addresses.
This parameter can be set to any of the following as a source of updates:
•
a HTTP server. Record format:
http://<server address>
;
