Configuring F-Secure AUA to use Policy Manager Proxy or HTTP proxy

This article describes how you can configure F-Secure Automatic Update Agent (AUA) to use F-Secure Policy Manager Proxy (PMP) or HTTP proxy.

To configure AUA to use PMP, do as follows:

Edit the following AUA configuration file: /etc/opt/f-secure/fsaua/fsaua_config.
In the update_proxies configuration directive, specify the proxy to be used in format
```
update_proxies=host:port
```
. Multiple proxies can be specified by using a comma as a separator. An example:
```
update_proxies=proxy.domain.com:80
```
To take the changes into use, restart AUA.

If desired, you can use an HTTP proxy with AUA. To use an HTTP proxy with AUA, do as follows:

Configure the HTTP proxies by editing the following AUA configuration file:
```
/etc/opt/f-secure/fsaua/fsaua_config
```
.
In the HTTP_Proxies configuration directive, specify the proxy to be used in format
```
http_proxies=[user[:password]@]host[:port]
```
. Multiple proxies can be specified by using a comma as a separator.
An example:
```
http_proxies=http-proxy-for-the-domain.acme.com:80
```
.
To take the changes into use, restart AUA (
```
/etc/init.d/fsaua restart
```
).

Note: If the update is still unsuccessful, check the FSAUA logfile to find out if the client connects to our backweb servers (fsbwserver.f-secure.com). If it does not connect to the backweb servers, check the error message displayed. You can easily locate the entries by searching for the "fsaua" string.