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Author:  elyout [ 02 Mar 2006 18:24 ]
Post subject:  Tempfile tmpfs debian

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

Author:  hege [ 02 Mar 2006 18:35 ]
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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

Author:  elyout [ 02 Mar 2006 18:46 ]
Post subject: 

[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...

Author:  hege [ 02 Mar 2006 18:54 ]
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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

Author:  elyout [ 02 Mar 2006 20:41 ]
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It was something about my kernel, after a reboot it works. (with squid and soon squidguard)

Thanks for your help.

Cheers,
elyout

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