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ESET FILE SECURITY User Manual

ESET FILE SECURITY
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closedandexecutedlesarescannedbytheESETSdaemonforviruses.Basedontheresultof
suchscans,accesstogivenlesisdeniedorallowed.
5.3.2. Installation and configuration
The libesets_pac.so library module is installed using a standard installation mechanism of
thepreloadedlibraries.Onehasjusttodenetheenvironmentvariable‘LD_PRELOAD‘withthe
absolute path to the libesets_pac.so library. For more information, please refer to the ld.so(8)
man page.
NOTE: Itisimportantthatthe‘LD_PRELOAD‘environmentvariableisdenedonlyforthenetwork
server daemon processes (ftp, Samba, etc.) that will be under control of the On-access scanner.
Generally, preloading LIBC calls for all operating system processes is not recommended, as this
can dramatically slow the performance of the system or even cause the system to hang. In this
sense,the‘/etc/ld.so.preload‘leshouldnotbeused,norshouldthe‘LD_PRELOAD‘environment
variable be exported globally. Both would override all relevant LIBC calls, which could lead to
system hang-up during initialization.
To ensure that only relevant le access calls within a given le system are intercepted,
executable statements can be overridden using the following line:
LD_PRELOAD=/path/to/libesets_pac.so COMMAND COMMAND-ARGUMENTS
where ‘COMMAND COMMAND-ARGUMENTS‘ is the original executable statement.
Reviewandeditthe[global]and[pac]sectionsoftheESETScongurationle(esets.cfg).In
orderfortheOn-accessscannertofunctioncorrectly,youmustdenethelesystemobjects
(i.e.directoriesandles)thatarerequiredtobeundercontrolofthepreloadlibrary.Thiscanbe
achievedbydeningtheparametersofthe‘ctl_incl‘and‘ctl_excl‘optionsinthe[pac]section
oftheesets.cfgcongurationle.Aftermakingchangestotheesets.cfgle,youcanforcethe
newly created configuration to be re-read by reloading the ESETS daemon.
5.3.3. Tips
In order to activate the On-access scanner immediately after le system start-up, the ‘LD_
PRELOAD‘ environment variable must be dened within the appropriate network le server
initialization script.
EXAMPLE:Let‘sassumewewanttohavetheOn-accessscannertomonitoralllesystemaccess
events immediately after starting the Samba server. Within the Samba daemon initialization
script (/etc/init.d/smb), we would replace the statement
daemon /usr/sbin/smbd $SMBDOPTIONS
with the following line, which is responsible for initialization of the smbd daemon:
LD_PRELOAD=/path/to/libesets_pac.so daemon /usr/sbin/smbd $SMBDOPTIONS
Inthisway,selectedlesystemobjectscontrolledbySambawillbescannedatsystemstart-
up.
chapter 5 Integration with File System services

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ESET FILE SECURITY Specifications

General IconGeneral
Real-time ProtectionYes
Advanced Machine LearningYes
Multi-layered DefenseYes
Ransomware ShieldYes
Web ControlYes
Botnet ProtectionYes
Exploit BlockerYes
Device ControlYes
AntivirusYes
AntispywareYes
Anti-PhishingYes
File Server SecurityYes
Cloud-Powered ScanningYes
Network Attack ProtectionYes
Two-Way FirewallNo
Anti-SpamNo
ManagementESET PROTECT
CategorySoftware
Supported Operating SystemsWindows Server
Deployment OptionsRemote
System Requirements1 GHz processor, 512 MB RAM
LicenseSubscription-based

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