Installing Dr.Web Server for Unix-like OS

Installation should be carried out in the console under the superuser (root) account.

You can use command line switches to launch the installation package. Command line parameters are given in the Appendices, section H6. Dr.Web Server Installer for Unix-like OS

The default administrator name is admin.

2.Next, the text of the license agreement will be displayed. To proceed with the installation, you must accept the license agreement.

3.To use the settings from the previous installation saved in the backup, enter the path to the backup folder (or press ENTER to use the default folder, which is/var/tmp/drwcs). To install Dr.Web Server without using the settings from the previous installation, enter 0.

4.If an additional distribution kit (extra) is detected in the system, you will be prompted to delete it before Dr.Web Server installation is started. You will not be able to continue the installation without deleting the extra distribution kit.

5.Now the program components will be installed on your computer. During the installation, you may be asked to confirm several actions using the administrator credentials.

6.During the installation, a random password is generated for the main administrator. After the installation is completed, this password is displayed in the console, together with the Dr.Web Server installation summary.

During the installation of Dr.Web Server for FreeBSD OS an rc script /usr/local/etc/rc.d/drwcsd is created.

Use the following commands:

•/usr/local/etc/rc.d/drwcsd stop—to manually stop Dr.Web Server,

•/usr/local/etc/rc.d/drwcsd start—to manually start Dr.Web Server.

Please note that no license key is specified during Dr.Web Server installation. License keys should be added after Dr.Web Server installation using the License Manager.

Configuring Astra Linux version 1.6 for installing Dr.Web Server in the CSE Mode

If Dr.Web Server is installed on Astra Linux version 1.6 operating in the CSE (Closed Software Environment) mode, you may not be able to run the installer because the public encryption key of Dr.Web Server is missing from the list of trusted keys. In this case, you should reconfigure the CSE mode, and restart the installer.

1.Install the astra-digsig-oldkeys package from the OS installation disk, if it is not yet installed.

2.Place the Dr.Web Server public encryption key into the /etc/digsig/keys/legacy/keys directory (create the directory if it does not exist).

Configuring Astra Linux Special Edition with PostgreSQL using mandatory access control

To configure PostgreSQL to work with mandatory access control, set the value of the ac_ignore_socket_maclabel parameter to false in the /etc/postgresql/<DB_version>/main/postgresql.conf file. After the parameter is set, the DBMS server will check the security flag of the incoming connection and transmit only the information with the flag not higher than the incoming connection flag.