4.7 Simultaneous use of Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux by several users

On the same computer different users can start and use their separate copies of Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux, and all these copies will operate simultaneously and independently.

When any user starts the Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux for the first time, in user home directory (in ~/.drweb) the following files and directories are created:

copy of the main configuration file drweb32.ini, where user settings for Dr.Web Scanner Daemon will be stored;
copies of configuration files for Dr.Web SpIDer Guard and Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux Control Desk components (drweb-spider.conf and drweb-cc.conf correspondingly), where their settings for a specific user will be stored;
symbolic link to the license key file /opt/drweb/drweb32.key (whether there exists this file or not). If this file exists at the specified location, it will be available for all users by default, otherwise the user will be offered to get license key file via the License Manager;
symbolic link to the Dr.Web Engine /var/drweb/lib/drweb32.dll. Updater module may replace this symbolic link with the real drweb32.dll file later on, after some regular update;
sockets for Dr.Web SpIDer Guard and Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux Control Desk;
directories where user virus databases and temporary files will be stored, and the Quarantine directory.

When Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux operating in central protection mode, settings of the suite components are the same for all users.