BitDefender Security for Mail Servers can be installed on package-based Linux distributions (rpm or deb) and tbz based FreeBSD versions. Other distributions are supported by using the ipkg package system, with the same functionality. The packages include all the necessary pre-install, post-install, pre-remove and post-remove scripts. The adequate package type should be installed according to the
distribution you use.
Package naming convention
LINUXLinux packages are named according to the following rule:
BitDefender-Security-Mail-{ver}.{os}.{arch}.{pkg}.run- {ver}: package version. For example, 2.1-1 is version 2, subversion 1, package build 1;
- {os}: the operating system is Linux, with GCC 3.x compiler;
- {arch}: the architecture contains the processor class and gcc compiler version. i586 is the current development version;
- {pkg}: the package management tool name - it is rpm for Red Hat Manager, deb for Debian and ipk for IPKG.
The Linux packages are available for download
here.
FreeBSDThere are two FreeBSD packages, namely:
bitdefender-common-{ver}.tbz and
bitdefender-mail-{ver}.tbzWhere
{ver} stands for the package version. For example, 2.1_1 is version 2, subversion 1, package build 1.
The FreeBSD packages are available for download
here.
Note: additional documentation and other important information can be found
here.