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AVG File Server offers virus protection for Linux and FreeBSD file servers. Security protection against viruses, worms and trojans for Linux and FreeBSD file servers, regardless of workloads.

Installation and Launch

AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD installation packages are provided as RPM or deb files, or as a tar.gz package.

For installation from the RPM file (Linux only), use the following command in your shell (accessible for example using the xterm application within your X window system).

# rpm -i avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.rpm

For installation from the .deb file (Linux only), use the following command in your shell (accessible for example using the xterm application within your X window system).

# dpkg -i avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.deb

For installation from the .tar.gz package, use the following commands (in the directory where the package is located) to unpack its contents, change directory and then finally run the install script (as root). For Linux proceed with these steps:

# tar xzvf avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.tar.gz
# cd avg7-linux
# ./install.sh

You will then be offered the chance to register your software. You can do it now or later (see chapter 3.3 Product Registration). For FreeBSD proceed with these steps:

# tar xzvf avg75fms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.tar.gz
# cd avg7-freebsd
# ./install.sh

You will then be offered the chance to register your software. You can do it now or later (see chapter 3.3 Product Registration). Note: The program files of the AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD versions 11 and older are installed into the /usr/local/lib/avg7 directory. Even if you perform the full update of older version of your AVG, the directory structure remains the same (ensuring the backwards compatibility). However, all essential components of AVG
7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD are always updated properly to offer you the maximum security and reliability.

The versions 12 and newer are comprehensively installed into the /opt/grisoft directory. Symbolic links are created in various system directories, leading to the /opt/grisoft directory subtree. If you want to upgrade the old directory structure, you must completely reinstall your AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD. Note that in this documentation is always described the preferred newer location of AVG 7.5 for
Linux/FreeBSD installation!

Thin File Upload is a general purpose multiple file uploader. Once Thin Upload is installed on your website, visitors will be able to send you their files simply by dropping them the designated area of their browser.
With traditional HTML form based uploads, each transfer is limited to a handlfull of files. With Thin Upload thousands of files and folders can be sent at once. A browse button can also be displayed for users who may prefer it, this button can also be used to select multiple files and folders.
Another difference between HTML forms and our applet is that the maximum upload size can be checked before a single byte has been transfered saving bandwidth. Another feature of the applet is its ability to display a progress monitor while the files are in transit.
As the name suggests Thin Upload is an ultra thin client that is compatible with all popular server side scripting/programming languages such as PHP, Perl, ASP.NET etc. At just 50 Kilo Bytes it loads almost instantly.
Enhancements:
- The applet can now be controlled by directly embedding configuration directives into the Web page that contains the applet.
- A new progress monitor has been added.

XULTech Firelinks Remote Server File Manager is a remote file manager/control panel that lets you manage your web server using an easy to use GUI interface.
Firelinks uses Firefoxs XUL (XML User-interface Language), and Javascript to deliver a web based application that has the look and feel of a desktop application. Try out our live demo and experience it yourself.
Firelinks operates like a regular desktop file manager. For example, you can resize and rearrange individual columns in the file listing table by drag and drop. Any customization youve made be remembered by the application.
Main features:
No client installation required: The application only needs to be installed once as a CGI application on your web server. All you need on the client side is a copy of the worlds most popular open source browser: Firefox.
Intuitive and Familiar User Interface: Firelinks works just like any other desktop based file manager, such as Microsoft Explorer or KDE Konqueror. The user interface has been enhanced with extra features such as a web preview panel to make it more useful for managing web sites.
Secure: Unlike plain FTP where the password is sent in the clear, only the password hash is sent by Firelinks at login time. You can also configure Firelinks so that it will only accept connection from a fixed IP address. For added security you can also run it via SSL if you web server has been configured to allow SSL connections.
Built-in Remote Shell: Run command line applications and script through Firelinkss built-in command shell, even if your ISP does not offer your SSH.