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Chapter 4

Micro-Updates

Network interaction

Micro-updates are downloaded using standard HTTP requests. If an HTTP 
proxy is not enabled, then at the specified interval, a download will be attempted 
over port 80 by default, or the port configured by “micro-update port” on 
page 16. If the filtering server is unable to connect to the Cloudmark micro-
updates service, the most recent offline version of the data file in the etc/
micro_updates directory will be used until the next micro-updates interval 
before attempting to download again.

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To use an HTTP proxy, set the “http proxy” configuration parameter in 
cartridge.cfg to your proxy server, in one of the following forms:

<host>:<port>
<address>:<port>

If HTTP proxying is enabled, then the port specified will be used. 

If the proxy uses HTTP basic authentication, then set the “http proxy basic auth” 
parameter, in the following form:

<user>:<password>

If the proxy uses NTLM authentication, then set the “http proxy ntlm auth” 
parameter, in the following form:

<domain>:<username>:<password>

See also Chapter 3, “Cloudmark Cartridge Configuration”.

The “micro-update timeout” parameter sets the timeout that will be used for all 
network calls. Therefore, this setting is not related to the actual download time—
just the network call.