Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Mail Server 5.6.42.0 MP1 CF2 – Release Notes

Friday, February 5, 2010 13:36
Posted in category Kaspersky

Inhalt:

  • Fixes
  • Brief product overview
  • System requirements
  • Installing, uninstalling and updating the product
  • Existing problems and their solutions
  • Contact information

Fixes

  • 73191 If email message contains several parts and one of them is protected, Protected Action is not performed
  • 74109 kavmd freezes up when updating antivirus databases
  • 74112 Incorrect processing of the “dot” symbol when receiving a message
  • 72862 Empty Reply-To field breaks RFC 2822
  • 72943 AdminSocketPerms parameter is unavailable
  • 72860 Invalid response code from server when connecting
  • 72863 Incorrect warning when exporting parameters, and empty VirusNameList
  • 72864 Different subjects in notifications
  • 72865 Spaces before headings in notifications when using exim-dlfunc
  • 72866 CR symbol added to main.cf when integrating with Postfix

Brief product overview

Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5.6 for Linux Mail Server protects mail traffic and file system of servers under Linux or FreeBSD operating systems and use Sendmail mail systems (via Milter API), Postfix, qmail or Exim. Application features are implemented using the modules and filters embedded in different MTAs. The filter receives a message from the mail system and sends it to the central application service for scanning. The central service scans the message according to the settings set in the configuration file. After checking and processing the message, it is sent to the filter. The processed message with notifications on scan and treatment results is sent to mail system.

System requirements

Hardware requirements for mail server with 200 MB a day traffic:

  • Processor: Intel Pentium IV 3GHz or higher;
  • 1 GB RAM;
  • 200 MB free disk space (this volume does not include space, required for storing backup copies of messages).

Software requirements:

  • One of the following 32-bit operating systems:
    • Red Hat Enterprise Server Linux 5.2;
    • Fedora 9;
    • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2;
    • openSUSE Linux 11.0;
    • Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 r4;
    • Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0;
    • Ubuntu 8.04.1 Server Edition;
    • FreeBSD 6.3, 7.0.

    One of the following 64-bit operating systems:

    • Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 5.2;
    • Fedora 9;
    • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2;
    • openSUSE Linux 11.0;
  • One of the following mail systems:
    • Sendmail 8.12.x or higher;
    • qmail 1.03;
    • Postfix 2.x;
    • Postfix 2.4.x+ (for integration via milter interface);
    • Exim 4.x. (for “exim” integration post-queue);
    • Exim 4.51+ (for “exim-dlfunc” integration, i.e. via a library downloaded dynamically);
  • Utilities Linux/FreeBSD: awk, grep, sed;
  • Perl 5.0 or higher;
  • Webmin application (www.webmin.com), if you plan to manage Kaspersky Anti-Virus remotely;
  • NET-SNMP 5.2.1.2 or higher, if you plan to use SNMP.
  • Installing, uninstalling and updating the product

    For product installation (in case previous version is not installed)
    use the following commands, depending on operating system:

    • for Linux/RPM: rpm -i <package>.rpm
    • for Linux/Debian: dpkg -i <package>.deb
    • for FreeBSD: pkg_add <package>.tgz

    To uninstall the application, use the following commands, depending on
    operating system:

    • for Linux/RPM: rpm -e <package-name>
    • for Linux/Debian: dpkg -r <package-name> (without removing configuration files)
      oder dpkg -P <package-name> (deleting all files)
    • for FreeBSD: pkg_delete <package-name>

    Upgrading from Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Mail Server 5.6.26.3, 5.6.38.1 and 5.6.39.2:

    If you have Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Mail Server 5.6.26.3, 5.6.38.1 or 5.6.39.2 installed on your computer and it is integrated with Qmail or Exim via dl_func, or the computer runs FreeBSD operating system, then it is required to uninstall the application first, using the following commands depending on your operating system:

    • for Linux/RPM: rpm -e <package-name>
    • for Linux/Debian: dpkg -r <package-name> (ohne Löschen der Konfigurationsdateien)
    • for FreeBSD: pkg_delete <package-name>

    Then install the current version performing the steps for product installation if this product has not been previously installed on this computer.

    In other integration ways and operating system you can upgrade, using the following commands, depending on operating system:

    • for Linux/RPM: rpm -U <package>.rpm
    • for Linux/Debian: dpkg -i <package>.deb

    Updating from other versions:

    You can upgrade Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5.5 for Linux and FreeBSD Mail Servers MP2 CF1 (5.5.33.0) and Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5.6 for Sendmail with Milter API Critical Fix 2 (5.6.20.2) installed on the server to Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Mail Server 5.6 application.

    You can use your license key from the previous application versions with Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Mail Server 5.6.

    It is recommended to download updates in the following way:

  • Stop MTA and Kaspersky Anti-Virus previous version.
  • Uninstall the previous version in the way described in the corresponding
    Administrator’s Guide. In the Webmin module is installed, uninstall it using the Webmin administration tools.
  • Install Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Mail Server 5.6 in a way described in the supplied Administrator’s Guide. After launching the script, you will be asked to modify the settings from the previous version configuration files to the current version format.
  • Scan the received configuration file.
  • Existing problems and their solutions

    • 30100 Content filtering can be applied only to the smallest parts of a message. It means that you can delete only a part that coincides by content-type, but not all parts of a message. Consequently, if content filtering rule coincides with any part similar to ‘message/*’ and ‘multipart/*’, the action will not be performed and a warning message will be added to the report.
    • 38728 The kavscanner utility uses the full file path, so if there are too many subdirectories, an error message appears due to line length restrictions. The full file path should not exceed 4096 bytes. Objects located in deep nesting levels, will not be scanned.
    • 40009 The kavscanner utility can not scan some file types if their size exceeds 2 GB.
    • 40835 After Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux Mail Server integration with Sendmail, Kaspersky Anti-Spam 3.0 loses integration. After installation it is recommended to integrate Kaspersky Anti-Spam again.
    • 40853 After integrating some Exim versions with Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Linux
      Mail Server via dl_func failures may happen. It is connected with Exim error. For more information, please refer to http://bugs.exim.org/show_bug.cgi?id=713.
    • 41317 Unable to receive data via SNMP when updating the databases.

    Contact information

    Technical Support Service: www.kaspersky.com/helpdesk.html.

    General information: info@kaspersky.com.

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