The TCP port the kavhttpd should listen for connections.

The IP address or hostname the kavhttpd should listen for connections.

The maximum number of active HTTP sessions that are handled by KAV HTTPD simultaneously. Extra connections are queued by the system. The queue size is defined by kavhttpd_acceptqueuelen.

The length of the queue of pending connections to the kavhttpd (the backlog argument to the listen(2) syscall). 0 means the system default.

The maximum size (in bytes) of the file contents which can be passed to KAV HTTPD.

The timeout for processing the request and sending the response, in milliseconds. To use an infinite timeout, set this value to 0.

The number of scanning processes. The maximum permissible number of scanning processes is 256. Note that in out-of-process mode every scanner process uses its own copy of anti-malware database. Thus initializing with a large number of scanner processes consumes considerable time and memory resources. It is recommended to use kavhttpd_scannerscount equal to the number of CPU cores.

The maximum number of simultaneously running scanning threads. The scanning threads are distributed among scanning processes. The maximum permissible number of scanning threads is 256.

The maximum length of the scanning task queue. The queue is used in asynchronous scanning. All the scanning processes take the scanning tasks from a single queue.

0 disables logging. 1 enables full logging mode. Use this mode for debugging purposes.

Checks whether the bases update is being performed at the moment. Returns 1 if yes. Returns 0 if not.

Runs the kav internal program for checking the bases consistence.

Prins the bases release timestamp.

Prints the timestamp when the last succesful bases update has finished (either the bases were updated or they were already up-to-date).

Deletes the bases and downloads it from a scratch.

Updates the bases now. The progress is printed to log and to stderr. Eventual errors are printed to stdout. Return 0 if the update was succcessfull.

Sleeps random time (0..1800 sec) and updates the bases. The progress is printed to log and stderr. Eventual errors are printed to stdout. Return 0 if the update was succesful.

Prints the configuration hash.

Prints the information on the KAV KEY file.

Kills the eventual 'kavscanner' orphans. They may occur, when the 'kavscanner' is inappropriately killed.

Prints the information on the KERNUN-KAV license file. Returns 0 if the license is valid.

Same as restart.

Restarts the kavhttpd.

Starts the kavhttpd.

Whethe the kavhttpd is running.

Stops the kavhttpd.

Performs a basic AV test: CLEAN and EICAR files are tested. Returns 0 upon success. If files are given, they are tested instead of CLEAN and EICAR. If files are given, the return code is always 0.

Prins the version of kavhttpd.