#
# AntiVir configuration file
#
# automatically generated by configavguard
# Mon Jul  8 12:51:59 CEST 2002
#

# You can receive email notifications of viruses using this
# directive. You must specify the email address to which the
# notification will be sent. There is no default value for
# this directive.
EmailTo postmaster@rahn-schulen.de

# Virus activity may also be logged to a specified file
# (in addition to syslog). You must specify the file. There
# is no default value for this directive.
#LogTo /var/log/antivir.log

# New engine and virus data files can be automatically
# updated via the internet. Please use only one of the
# following options as the last one will be taken. You
# can choose to have the automatic updates be every 2 hours
# or once a day. If neither directive is given, the
# automatic internet updater will be disabled.
# Note: Internet updates can also be done manually using
#       the --update parameter with the command line
#       scanner.
#AutoUpdateEvery2Hours
AutoUpdateEvery2Hours

# If automatic updates are done daily, you can specify
# at what time of day the updates should be done.
#AutoUpdateTime 11:51

# If your machine uses an HTTP proxy server, you must
# specify the proxy configuration settings in order to
# make internet updates.
#HTTPProxyServer proxy.domain.com
#HTTPProxyPort 8080
#HTTPProxyUsername username
#HTTPProxyPassword password

# Regardless of the above configuration settings, AntiVir
# will always log important information using syslog. It
# is possible to specify which syslog facility and
# priority you would like AntiVir to use. If not given,
# default values are facility:user priority:notice.
SyslogFacility user
SyslogPriority notice

# AntiVir supports GnuPG (http://www.gnupg.org) in order
# to verify the authenticity of internet update files.
# In order for the updater to utilize GnuPG, it must know
# where the executable is located. If you choose to take
# advantage of GnuPG, be aware that all updates will fail
# until the AntiVir public key (antivir.gpg) has been
# added to your keyring and signed.
GnuPGBinary /usr/bin/gpg


# If you are utilizing GnuPG, you may also specify
# options that your particular setup might need.
# Normally no options are required.
#GnuPGOptions

