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Bug 78124
Server version of DrWeb, an antivirus suit.
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DrWeb's license file
DRWEB (text/plain), 4.62 KB, created by
Sprtmn
on 2005-06-14 12:45:59 UTC
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DrWeb's license file
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>There exist three main types of licenses for Unix-based versions - two for the >daemon and one for the scanner. > >The licenses can be purchased for 6, 12 and 24 months. Having purchased the >license, during the whole license term, you have the right to update from the >Dr.Web(R) Global Updating system servers and to receive a standard technical >support of Doctor Web Ltd. and its partners. > > > 1. Dr.Web(R) - command line scanners. (http://buy.drweb.com/home/) > >This license allows operation with all types of Dr.Web(R) antivirus scanners, >with the command line interface for Windows, MS DOS, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, >Solaris(i86). > > > 2. For corporate mail protection (http://buy.drweb.com/business/) > >This is a license for Dr.Web daemon which enables scanning of mail >messages passed to a daemon by filters from Sendmail, Postfix, QMail, >Communigate Pro, ZMailer, MIO Mail Server, Exim, Courier-MTA mail >servers. This license is not for integration of the daemon with file >and proxy servers. The license is not "per server". > >For "mail servers" there are four types of licenses: > > 2.1 Unlimited license > >This license allows to use the daemon for scanning messages of any >number of users of an unlimited volume (the volume is limited by your >hardware capacity only). > > 2.2 Traffic license > >This license allows to use the daemon for scanning messages of any >number of users but of a limited number of messages. The messages >containing viruses, or those that can not be scanned due to their >internal errors, are not taken into account. > >When purchasing you chose the license with a daily limitation of the >number of messages to be scanned and you have to transform this >restriction into hourly. There are two ways of transformation: >- allot the limit evenly by hours (default setting) (see the >description of the TrafficEqualPerHour parameter) >- set your own schedule of the limit spending. The total of the scanned >messages in the schedule should not exceed the daily limit (see the >description of the TrafficEqualPerHour and TrafficPerHour parameters). > >When the limit for the given hour is exhausted the daemon will suspend >scanning messages and the relevant return code will be sent to the mail >filter. Administrator can adjust the filter (see the description of the >LicenseLimit parameter) so that either to admit, or reject such messages, >in CommuniGate Pro mail filter there exists a possibility to postpone >the delivering of a message for some time for another scanning. > > 2.3 License for 15 or 30 mail addresses > >This license allows to use the daemon for scanning messages (incoming >and out-going) of 15 (or 30) mail addresses and an unlimited quantity of >messages per day. All protected mail addresses are to be explicitly >specified in a special file (see the description of the >MailAddressesList parameters). The file is rather simple: one >line per one address. The first 15 or 30 lines are read only (regardless >whether the line is empty or not), the rest is ignored. > >To determine whether a particular message should be scanned or not, the >daemon uses the addresses from the SMTP-envelope (see RFC 2821). To make >the daemon scan a message one of the addresses from the SMTP-envelope >must be in full compliance with one of the "protected" addresses >(case-insensitive comparison is applied). That is why if for the address >foo@bar.example.com the messages can be sent with the address foo, >foo@bar.example.com or foo@example.com, all three of them should be >listed in the correspondent file. > >If a message is not identified as "for scanning", the daemon will not >scan it and the relevant return code will be sent to a filter. >Administrator can adjust the filter (see the description of the >LicenseLimit parameter) so that either to admit, or reject such messages. > > 2.4 license for 50 and more mail addresses > >This license allows to use the daemon for scanning messages (incoming >and out-going) conforming to the quantity of mail addresses specified in >the license and an unlimited quantity of messages. Explicit >specification of addresses is not required so far. Still, the company >reserves the right to control in future the conformity of the quantity >of the scanned addresses with the quantity specified in the license. > > > 3. For file servers protection (http://buy.drweb.com/business/) > >This is the license for the Dr.Web daemon which allows to use the >daemon for scanning of shared resources in the Samba file servers >(versions 2.2.2 and higher) and to scan http-traffic on ICAP (supported >at present by popular Squid proxy server). This license does not allow >scanning of messages passed to the daemon from mail filters. A server is >subject to licensing.
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