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fpupdate(8)							   fpupdate(8)

NAME
       fpupdate - F-PROT Antivirus Updater

SYNTAX
       fpupdate [options]

DESCRIPTION
       fpupdate is a program which checks for virus signature updates over the
       Internet.  If a new virus signature file is available, it will be down‐
       loaded and installed.

REPORTING OPTIONS
       By  default,  when  invoked  from  the commandline, fpupdate report the
       process to stdout, including the progress of the download, success  and
       errors if any.

       --version
	      Displays the version number.

CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
       --proxy http://proxy.name:portnumber
	      This option will cause the updater to use the 'proxy.name' as an
	      HTTP proxy server and the supplied portnumber for all HTTP  com‐
	      munications.

       --proxy-username username
	      This  option will cause the updater to use 'username' as a user‐
	      name when authenticating to a proxy server (this option is  only
	      needed if the HTTP proxy server requires authentication).

       --proxy-password password
	      This  option  is	used  with the --proxy-username and will cause
	      'password' to be used when the updater  authenticates  with  the
	      HTTP proxy.

       --keyfile file
	      Specifies	 a path to a file containing a valid license key (line
	      of the form "FPROT_LICENSE_KEY=<key>", where <key>  is  a	 valid
	      license  key).   It is also possible to store the license key in
	      the f-prot.conf file by invoking the updater  in	the  following
	      manner: fpupdate --keyfile /etc/f-prot.conf.

       --ignore-lockfile
	      Ignore the lockfile. See EXAMPLES.

       --force-lockfile
	      Attempt to unlink the lockfile. See EXAMPLES.

NOTES
       It  is  vital  that the antivir.def file is kept up to date.  To ensure
       this, the install script creates a crontab  entry  that	runs  fpupdate
       regularly.

       If  you	install F-PROT Antivirus manually, you will have to create the
       crontab entry yourself.

       We recommend that fpupdate is run once every hour. It is best  to  pick
       the minute randomly to avoid peak loads on the update server.

EXAMPLES
       fpupdate uses a lockfile to ensure that only one instance of it is run‐
       ning at a time.

       If you wish, you can ignore the lockfile by running

	    fpupdate --ignore-lockfile

       This can be useful if you do not wish to create the lockfile at all  or
       if  a  previous run has failed to remove the lockfile, in which case it
       is recommended to remove the lockfile manually.

REQUIREMENTS
       fpupdate requires that the symbolic link	 /etc/f-prot.conf  exists  and
       that it points to a valid configuration file (f-prot.conf). A file con‐
       taining a valid license key must also  be  available  to	 fpupdate.  By
       default it is expected to be in the same directory as the fpupdate pro‐
       gram and is called 'license.key'.

LICENSING
       For information about licensing, see the LICENSE file that  comes  with
       F-PROT Antivirus.

CONTACT INFORMATION
       Please direct any feedback to:

       http://www.f-prot.com/support/contact_support.html

       Updates will be advertised on:  http://www.f-prot.com/

				     2007			   fpupdate(8)
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