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- ; It controls the installation process for Norman Armour.
- ; You may edit it as you see fit to control how an installation will occur.
- ; Comments begin with a semi-colon. Sections are shown in [square brackets],
- ; and are provided only to improve readability. Entries may be listed in
- ; any order. Text may be entered in UPPER CASE, lower case, or Mixed Case
- ; as you wish. You may use spaces around the `=' in the parameters using
- ; this `=' syntax.
- ; To see the original (default) file, simply rename this to another name and
- ; run NVCINST again. NVCINST will generate a new copy of this file.
-
- ; It is recommended that NVCINST be run from a batch file, and that earlier
- ; in the batch file you include these lines (without the `;'):
- ;nvc /ald /y /cl
- ; (add error level traps here if desired)
-
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- Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252.227-7013
- and/or FAR 52.227-19.
- Norman Data Defense Systems, Inc., 3028 Javier Road, Suite 201
- Fairfax, VA 22031 USA.
-
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- [InstallIf]
- ; This section controls when an install will occur.
- ; You can choose to install if NVC.SYS is not running with this line:
- Installif=NvcSysNotRunning
- ; You can choose to install if any of the files you wish to install is newer
- ; than any existing copy of the file in the destination directory with
- ; this line:
- Installif=Newer
- ; By using both switches, you will install if either condition is met.
-
-
- [CopyWhatToWhere]
- ; This instruction is ideal for installs from the server, where free space
- ; is not a problem. For installs from floppy, you may either use the COPY
- ; instruction, or use the EXTRACT instruction (see below).
- ; Syntax is COPY [FILENAME] to [DESTINATION]
- ; Files not listed will not be copied.
- ; If the destination directory does not exist, it will be created.
- ; If a source directory is not specified, the current directory is assumed.
- ; You may add as many source files here as you wish.
-
- The following files will normally not be compressed on the source,
- so that the scanner and cleaner can be called by your install.bat.
- COPY NVC.* to C:\NORMAN
- COPY NVCLEAN.EXE to C:\NORMAN
- COPY TBAV.KEY to C:\NORMAN
- ; => To use the COPY instructions below, remove the semi-colons.
- ;COPY BD.EXE to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY BG.EXE to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY CANARY.* to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY CPALETTE.DLL to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY DOSTEST.* to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY EHBOK.HLP to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY MANUAL.XDB to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NARCH.PIF to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NORMAN.GRP to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NPR.EXE to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NVC.INI to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NVCEXCL.EXE to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NVCHLPE.HLP to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NVCSYS.EXE to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NVCW.EXE to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY NVS.* to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY RC.* to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY SCANMENU.* to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY TB*.* to C:\NORMAN
- ;COPY VIEW.EXE to C:\NORMAN
-
- ; Another approach to installation is to copy all files to the destination
- ; directory (using a batch file, or extracting from an archive), then use
- ; NVCINST to simply adjust CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT, etc. Do this with NOCOPY.
- NoCopy
-
- ; If you use the nocopy switch, then NVCINST can run from any directory.
- ; However, you must specify the destination directory to receive Norman Armour.
- NormanDir=c:\norman
-
- [Extract]
- ; Extract permits installation from a self-extracting ZIP file.
- ; This instruction is ideal for installs from floppy disk, where space
- ; is a premium.
- ; Syntax:
- ; ExtractFrom=[drive:\path\source file]
- ; ExtractTo=[destination drive:\directory]
- ; ExtractWhat=[file name to extract]
- ; Examples:
- ExtractFrom=armour.exe
- ExtractTo=c:\norman
- ExtractWhat=*.*
- ; When an install requires multiple disks (as in the case of 360K drives)
- ; you can speed the process with the switch OnlyExtract. With this switch,
- ; you will not check CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT, PROGMAN.INI, etc.
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- [Config.Sys]
- ; To call NVC.SYS (Norman's powerful virus behavior blocker)
- ; simply set nvcsys=yes
- NvcSys=yes
- ; Provide the command line you want for NVC.SYS
- ; For maximum compatibility with your software, set NvcSysSwitches=/T /F
- ; For compatibility with access control software, set NvcSysSwitches=/A
- ; For compatibility with a SCSI controller, set NvcSysSwitches=/A
- ; For standard, strong protection, set NvcSysSwitches=none
- ; For the strongest protection possible, set NvcSysSwitches=/E
- ; See the manual for your custom settings.
- NvcSysSwitches=none
- ; To load NVC.SYS high, use NvcSysHigh=yes
- NvcSysHigh=yes
-
- ; To run TBSCANX (Norman's resident virus scanner) you should load
- ; TBDRIVER in CONFIG.SYS.
- Tbdriver=yes
- ; You can provide TBDRIVER with any switches you wish (see manual.)
- ; quiet do not display *Scanning* message when scanning.
- ; notunnel do not detect tunneling (NVC.SYS will do this anyway.)
- TbdriverSwitches=notunnel
- ; You will probably want to load TBDRIVER high by specifying:
- TbdriverHigh=yes
-
- ; You may wish to run TBSCANX from CONFIG.SYS, rather than AUTOEXEC.BAT.
- ; To do this, use the switch TbscanxConfig=yes
- ;TbscanxConfig=yes
- ; To load TBSCANX.EXE high from CONFIG.SYS, use TbscanxHigh=yes
- ;TbscanxHigh=yes
- ; You may specify any switches you wish for TBSCANX (see manual.)
- ; Useful switches include:
- ; allexec scan files on all drives prior to execution, not just floppies
- ; ems use expanded memory if available.
- ; xms use extended memory if available.
- ; compat increase compatibility with TSRs that load after TBSCANX.
- ; lock lock the PC when a virus is detected.
- ; net increased network compatibility.
- ; secure deny user access to infected file, without asking them for best
- ; course of action.
- ; none no switches for tbscanx.
- ; Such options may be combined in any order as in this commented example:
- ;tbscanxswitches=xms compat
- ; if you want to backup CONFIG.SYS to a specific filename,
- ; simply specify the name of the backup file here like this:
- backupConfigTo=c:\config.nor
-
- [Autoexec.Bat]
- ; if you want to add BootGuard to Autoexec.bat, use this parameter:
- bootguard=yes
- ; TBSCANX (Norman's resident virus scanner) can be loaded from AUTOEXEC.BAT
- tbscanxauto=yes
- ; You may specify any switches you wish for TBSCANX (see manual.)
- ; none means that no switches are desired. (omit from this section if
- ; loading TBSCANX from CONFIG.SYS.)
- tbscanxswitches=allexec xms compat
- ; To load TBSCANX.EXE high, use TbscanxHigh=yes
- TbscanxHigh=yes
- ; if you want to add Canary to Autoexec.bat, add a line like this
- canary=yes
- ; Canary can be installed with any of several switches - see manual.
- ; We recommend switch 1 as shown below:
- canaryswitch=1
- ; if you want to backup AUTOEXEC.BAT to a specific filename,
- ; simply specify the name of the backup file here like this:
- backupAutoexecTo=c:\autoexec.nor
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- [NoiseLevel]
- ; You can choose how much information is displayed on the screen during a
- ; normal install.
- ; For completely ■silent■ operation - no screen output - choose Noise=silent
- ; For operation which displays only errors when found, choose Noise=errorsonly
- ; For operation which displays what is happening, choose Noise=loud
- Noise=loud
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-
- [ErrorLog]
- ; You can record what has happened during the installation in a log file if
- ; you specify a log file.
- ; You might say Log=c:\norman\install.log to create a local log.
- ; To record the log on the server, in a directory where all users have write
- ; permission, first give all users write permission in some directory, then
- ; specify it with this parameter.
- IfTrouble=readme.4
- log=c:\norman\install.log
- ; You should specify whether the log should be overwritten or appended to.
- ; For a log of all installs, choose Append. To create a new log, enter
- ; action=overwrite
- action=overwrite
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- [ReadMe]
- ; You may specify a file to be displayed prior to installation
- ; and after installation with prereadme= and postreadme=
- preReadme=readme.1
- postReadme=readme.2
- postReadme=c:\norman\install.log
- postReadme=readme.3
- If you wish users to see the error log at the end of the install,
- simply specify its fully qualified name (as specified in log= above)
- in the postReadme= line above.
- You may also specify a message to add to the log if problems are encountered.
- Do this with IfTrouble=, and specify your help message on this line.
- IfTrouble=For problems, please call your help desk.
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- (c) 1995 David Stang. Version 2∙06. Use requires license.
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