First the files will be saved on the local disk, unpacked and scanned. If everything is ok you can save it to your disk. During this you can see a report of the progress.
You need squid, perl and a webserver (e.g. apache) for running SquiVi2.
integration of any virusscanner |
integration of any deflate tool |
for HTTP and FTP (no HTTPS - for now) |
flexible configuration |
many different languages |
HTTP-auth support included |
Cookies, Referer and UserAgent submited |