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robm
 Post subject: havp start on boot
PostPosted: 01 Mar 2006 22:30 
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hege
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If the startup works now, I don't see why it would break on any boot..

What comes to havp filesystem, I don't know if you have reason to change. Is the ramdisk getting too small for tempfiles? If you need more space and have no partitions left, you can create a big file that you mount. If more CPU is what you need, then you should naturally make new server..

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You can naturally use MAXSCANSIZE, which limits the temp files sizes. If you accept that archives over that size might not be scanned..
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mor3ton
 Post subject: HAVP on SUSE yast
PostPosted: 07 Mar 2006 04:09 
Hi,

I noticed yesterday that YAST hung on the startup of the HAVP process, when I tried to alter its run levels in YAST. BUT I could start up HAVP using the /etc/init.d/havp start command. I suspect the return codes in the start up script ain't what SUSE is expecting, But I havn't fully investigated. I am still trying to get HAVP to surf correctly to *anything*, See alternative post.

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mor3ton
 Post subject: HAVP startup on SUSE
PostPosted: 08 Mar 2006 01:53 
I added

exec > /dev/null
exec 2>&1

to the start of the start up script and it works via yast.

Go figure.

Alan
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