Helloo
Im not able to put HAVP + SQUID in tranasparent mode, using cache_peer
options...
Somebody succesfull in this task?
Thanks
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HAVP and ClamAV have both been marked as Alpha software and should be
treated as such. To the best of my knowledge, HAVP is currently broken
and will not install, but Raj (the package author) has been busy and
unavailable to chase down the problem.
-Gary
Ryan Rodrigue wrote:
Does anyone
Dear Sirs,
I am trying to install HAVP package but I got the following:
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Downloading package configuration file... done.
Saving updated package information... done.
Downloading havp and its dependencies... done.
Checking for successful package
Does anyone know if the HAVP package works with RL2? Was the issues with
loadbalancing transparent mode fixed also? Thanks, Ryan
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Hi,
On 5/27/06, Scott Ullrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a FAQ. Load balancing does not work with Squid, HAVP or any
other userland running application including PFTPX.
No, there is no work-around until true multi-path support is added to FreeBSD.
I'm currently working on a solution
Oh dude that's you. I'm fully aware of your posting on misc@ ;)
On 6/1/06, Raja Subramanian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
On 5/27/06, Scott Ullrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a FAQ. Load balancing does not work with Squid, HAVP or any
other userland running application including
Raj,
I wouldn't run freshclam from cron. It's a very small daemon and very
efficient. Much better to let it run and update all on its own
according to its configuration file. Just my opinion, however.
-Gary
Rajkumar S wrote:
I haven't enabled clamav-freshclam also, I am running
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
I wouldn't run freshclam from cron. It's a very small daemon and very
efficient. Much better to let it run and update all on its own
according to its configuration file. Just my opinion, however.
I chose to run from cron because that was easy from a package writers
Rajkumar S wrote:
I chose to run from cron because that was easy from a package writers
point of view. I also agree that making it a daemon is better, because
currently there is no safe way to remove a cron entry when a package
is removed. I will update the package to run freshclam as a
I suspect he's seeing clamav-freshclam running which should happen by
default 5 times a day. This is, of course, configurable in the
configuration file.
Oh, and should ClamAV always be running. Mine runs for a little
while and then shuts down. I don't know if this is normal.
clamd
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
I suspect he's seeing clamav-freshclam running which should happen by
default 5 times a day. This is, of course, configurable in the
configuration file.
I haven't enabled clamav-freshclam also, I am running freshclam from cron. Let me check
that out.
raj
Oh, and
Ebay wrote:
Wow, thanks. This is a great program. I have one question / Bug. HAVP does
not seem
to work with load balancing. Is there anyone out there who knows a workaround
for
this.
I have not yet thought about that. I will check that and if it's feasible I
will enable it
in HAVP
Title: HAVP
Hey All. I am atempting to get HAVP to work. I have installed the package. Whats the next step? DO I need to manually load any virus definations? How can I test to see if it is working. I think a router based antivirus is a great line of defense. I would rely totally on just
First and foremost, if you installed the HAVP package and don't have the
ClamAV package installed, you'll need to install that. ClamAV will
update its definitions automatically so you can safely ignore that
part. Once you have HAVP set up and configured (transparent mode
doesn't currently
Title: RE: [pfSense Support] HAVP
I feel stupid because there doesn't seem to be any complicated settings here, but i can't seem to get it to work. I set up the proxie settings in my browser and loose internet conectivity. Is there a way to do this that I don't have to go to every computer
that, but everywhere I add protection is a good thing *
-Original Message-
From: Gary Buckmaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 8:02 AM
To: support@pfsense.com
Subject: Re: [pfSense Support] HAVP
First and foremost, if you installed the HAVP package and don't have
Title: RE: [pfSense Support] HAVP
OK i got it. I had it set with no ip address in that field, but it wasn't working so i tried putting one. I didn't realise i had to go into Statucservices and start HAVP. It seems to be working now. Thanks a bunch. Sorry if I aggrivated you too much. Ryan
Title: RE: [pfSense Support] HAVP
Wow, thanks. This is a great program. I have one question / Bug. HAVP does not seem to work with load balancing. Is there anyone out there who knows a workaround for this. I am currently using load balancing for fallover purposes and if I use HAVP, I loose
, and should ClamAV always
be running. Mine runs for a little while and then shuts down. I don't know
if this is normal. Thanks Ryan
-Original Message-
From: Rajkumar S [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 12:05 PM
To: support@pfsense.com
Subject: Re: [pfSense Support] HAVP
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
Looks a lot better! The settings are staying and appear to be
functioning as advertised.
Nice to hear that!
The only weirdness now, which I think is a
HAVP thing and not your work, is that HAVP seems to split the difference
between SERVERNUMBER and MAXSERVERS. Right
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
When editing the HAVP configurations, the settings aren't saved in the
WebGUI. When you view havp.config you see that the settings are
actually being appended to the configuration file, rather than replacing
the currently blank settings. Even after removing the empty
Raj,
Thanks for jumping on this, and thanks for such a great package. I'm
available for testing any new fixes you have, so feel free to ping me
when you're ready. Also, a question about the blacklist/whitelist
feature. This appears to work properly in the GUI, although HAVP
doesn't seem
Raj,
I think I found the issue. It appears that you've defined havp.config
as living in /etc/havp.config and sure enough, you've written a very
nice havp.config file in /etc. If you change that to /usr/local/etc/ I
think you win.
-Gary
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
Raj,
Thanks for jumping on
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
I think I found the issue. It appears that you've defined havp.config
as living in /etc/havp.config and sure enough, you've written a very
nice havp.config file in /etc. If you change that to /usr/local/etc/ I
think you win.
Thanks for your testing and feedback.
The
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
Thanks for jumping on this, and thanks for such a great package. I'm
available for testing any new fixes you have, so feel free to ping me
when you're ready.
Hi,
I think I have fixed the gui update problem. I have not yet updated the fix to main
pfsense repository.
First off, thanks for the HAVP and ClamAV packages, they look as though
they're off to a good start. I have, however, run into a few errors
that are show-stoppers at this time.
When editing the HAVP configurations, the settings aren't saved in the
WebGUI. When you view havp.config you see
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