The configuration file complies with the rules indicated below.
•The file content is separated into named sections. Allowed section names are strictly set and cannot be arbitrary. A section name is specified in square brackets and is identical to the name of the Dr.Web Mail Security Suite component that uses parameters of this section (except for the [Root] section, which stores parameters of the Dr.Web ConfigD configuration daemon).
•The ; or # characters in the beginning of the lines of the configuration file indicate a comment. Such lines are skipped by Dr.Web Mail Security Suite components while reading configuration parameters from the configuration file.
•Each line in the file can contain only one parameter:
<parameter> = <value> |
•All parameter names are strictly set and cannot be arbitrary.
•All section and parameter names are case-insensitive. Parameter values, except for names of directories and files in paths (for UNIX-like OSes), are also case-insensitive.
•Parameter values in the configuration file must be enclosed in quotation marks if these values contain spaces.
•Some parameters can accept multiple values. If so, the values are either comma-separated or specified several times in different lines of the configuration file. In the former case, spaces around a comma are ignored. If a space character is a part of a parameter value, the entire value must be enclosed in quotation marks.
You can specify multiple values as:
oа comma-separated list:
Parameter = "Value1", "Value2","Value 3" |
oа sequence of lines in the configuration file:
Parameter = Value2 |
The order of values is unimportant.
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Paths to files are always enclosed in quotation marks when separated by commas, for example:
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For the description of the sections of the configuration file, see the description of the Dr.Web Mail Security Suite components using it.