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  1.    rmdir32 reacted to a post in a topic: ESET block Gradle after latest update
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  9. rmdir32
    Description: Allow ESET Bridge Policy to edit/change Log Directory. Detail: ESET Bridge v.3.0.1.0. Changing the Cache Directory is a great feature, however at the moment there is no way to change the Log Directory. Editing the pkgid file as a workaround will revert back to default C drive once the service is restarted, policy is refreshed or server rebooted. Another feasible option could be to change the installation directory for ESET Bridge. This is particularly useful in the event that the primary drive is not as large as other storage drives or is running low on space. Kind regards,
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    Description: In the Peer Certificates section "# OF USING CLIENTS" does not display accurate information for ESET Inspect Certificate. Detail: The display should enumerate for the usage of the ESET Inspect server, just as ESET Protect server server certificate displays usage count. This is beneficial to identify which certificate is currently in use and especially in the event that there are more than one certificate of the same type. This feature does not appear to work in any version of ESET Protect.
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    Description: ESET Protect Cloud ability to store and view changes made to policies in Audit Log. Detail: Customer is in the healthcare industry and has to abide by many high level certifications and audits which many deal with logging changes in their operating environment. Currently attempting to use the "Show object details" when viewing Audit log of a particular policy; however this only shows the current policy settings and does not display a log of changes made. ESET products play a key role in their protection and having this ability to track specific changes within the many policies that they have plays into this area of logging important changes. Without having a native ESET log that shows specific changes from one edit to the next, they are lacking in this area when it comes time to present to auditors and other certification bodies. This would be a huge benefit to their company in particular and also serves as a great feature to include in ESET overall.
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    Hello, is it possible to implement an option where a "Request Endpoint Logs" task is enabled via button, similar to "Request Configuration", except it would be for pulling Endpoint logs into ESET Protect? This way of utilizing a button which calls the request from the ESET Protect Server limits the server from being overwhelmed with constant data; but it is possible to view all Endpoint Log files and not just those which have thrown an error. [Endpoint Logs: Detections, Events, Computer Scan, Sent Files, Blocked Files, Audit Logs, HIPS, Network Protection, Filtered Websites, AntiSpam Protection, Web Control, Device Control] Kind regards,
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