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Hello,

I try havp under debian sarge, kernel 2.6.8, I found a .deb package of havp here : http://www.freshnet.org/debian/sarge/ha ... 2_i386.deb

Before I install it, I have upgraded my version of clamav at 0.88,
then install it with dpkg -i havp_0.76-2_i386.deb

I have modify some configurations directive, then create a tmpfs partition :
mount -t tmpfs -o mand,async,noatime /dev/shm /var/tmp/havp
chown -R nobody.nogroup /var/tmp/havp
/etc/init.d/havp start
Starting havp: Starting Havp Version: 0.76
File could not be hardlock /var/havp/havp-URkq22
Mount filesystem with -o mand

#mount | grep havp
/dev/shm on /var/tmp/havp type tmpfs (rw,mand,noatime,size=64m)

I don't understand why havp could not hardlock file on my partition. I try to mount a ramfs partition and it works.

How can I test / investigate the problem for tmpfs ? (I prefer tmpfs because I can specify the size of ram).
Otherwise, I fix the MAXSCANSIZE to 10 Mega, perhaps I can still use the ramfs, it won't be grow to much ?

Sorry for my poor english...

Thanks,
Elyout

If your output is correct, HAVP tries to use /var/havp and you have mounted /var/tmp/havp So you should set correct SCANTEMPFILE..

Cheers,
Henrik

[quote="hege"]If your output is correct, HAVP tries to use /var/havp and you have mounted /var/tmp/havp So you should set correct SCANTEMPFILE..

My output was not correct , I have try /var/havp to see if something could change, but not...

It could be that your kernel is too old or mandatory locks are not supported in that version for tmpfs..

Are permissions correct? chown havp /var/havp, after you mount it.

Cheers,
Henrik

It was something about my kernel, after a reboot it works. (with squid and soon squidguard)

Thanks for your help.

Cheers,
elyout