
Configuration
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- 32 = Friday
- 64 = Saturday
- 127 = every day
Start time:
To specify the start time, you must calculate the seconds since 1970. The date command
can be used to calculate the current time in seconds
date +%s
Accordingly, a specific time can be converted to this format with the command
date -d "Year-Month-Day Time" +%s,
e.g.
date -d "2010-08-24 9:07" +%s
Enter the result as the start time, e.g.
<start value="1277483495"/>
Each subsequent update takes this data as the starting point.
After enabling the Scheduler, the AUM Server adds the following parameters to the
configuration file, which you should not change:
<state value="3"/>
<lastRun value="0"/>
<clienttimezoneoffset value="-60"/>
• state returns the status of the update task: 0 (task completed successfully), 1 (task
failed), 2 (task in progress), 3 (task not run yet)
• lastRun shows the time (in seconds, like the start parameter) when the task has
lastly been run
• clienttimezoneoffset is used by the server to compensate any time zone
differences
3.3 Configuration with graphical interface (Linux AUM Server
via AUM Frontend on a Windows client)
If you have enabled Avira Update Manager in daemon mode, you can also manage Avira
Update Manager via a graphical user interface (GUI).
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