README for CSAV Update
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1. What is this?
2. Disclaimer
3. Guarantee
4. License
5. Author
6. Installation
7. Usage

1. What is this?
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CSAV = Command Anti-Virus.

This will, with the Webmin plug-in provided, allow you to configure through
cron that the newest anti-virus definitions be downloaded on a regular
basis. The list of ftp sites is most likely incomplete or wrong, but I'm
sure it will be updated as more people use it. This has been written to work with Command Anti-Virus Only.

2. Disclaimer
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At the time I wrote this, I had no connection what so ever with Command
Software. This was written as a contract for a distributer of theirs. The
distributer lost interest and never paid me. Therefore I release this to the general world out there. The original verbal contract is now more than 1 year old, which makes it unenforceable under South African law.

3. Guarantee
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I have not looked at this code for more than six months and although I
originally tested it thoroughly, I can not make any guarantees whether it
will still work or not. So, you are on your own. You have the source code.

4. License
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The two scripts are released under the GPL license. A copy of the license
can be found at: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt

5. Author
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Robert Sandilands <rsandila@netscape.net>
Kevin Long <kevin.long@pacrep.net>

6. Installation
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The webmin module must be installed according to the webmin procedures. Look
at the webmin web-site or other manuals for instructions.

The csavupdate.sh is expected in the /usr/local/bin directory by the webmin
module. The module will also create a /etc/csav/update.conf file with the
configuration. It will assume Command Anti-Virus is already installed and the /etc/csav directory exists.

7. Usage
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The interface to the scripts are through Webmin and should be quite obvious.
