Invalid means what you reported wasn't actually a bug in clamav.
About that second error you get, I'm guessing the package wasn't
installed properly, try to reinstall it, it's called libtommath0.
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Invalid means what you reported wasn't actually a bug in clamav.
About that second error you get, I'm guessing the package wasn't
installed properly, try to reinstall it, it's called libtommath0.
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That's why I said IF it supports it. I checked and after amavis version
2.0 it is recommended one uses amavisd reload (and not HUP), which in
fact does a restart (on Karmic at least).
Maybe somebody with a little more experience with amavis should take a
look at this.
I would say if somebody
That's what we're trying to figure out, how to tell the daemon best that
SA rules were updated. Right now indeed it makes less sense to run sa-
update when using amavis, but it still makes sense because sometimes
amavis gets restarted for other reasons, and then you'll have the
updated rules
Seems to me your pre/post install scripts are broken. Look into
/var/lib/dpkg/info, and search for clamav-freshclam.* files. Are there
any? Are they empty, or do you see some strange stuff in them (just look
with less, or F3 in mc) ? If so, you could try downloading clamav-
freshclam package from
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I've cleaned up the debdiff, should be smaller and more clear now.
(Tested this one and it builds and seems to work ok.)
Please take a look. I'll go on to Jaunty and Intrepid if everything's
fine with this one.
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Attached debdiff for Jaunty, same patch works because Jaunty also has
version 3.1.7. It's building and working OK.
Also fixed the initscript, which prevented the current package to be
upgraded/removed.
See: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pdns-recursor/+bug/403957
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Re-added the debdiff for Jaunty (which corrected changelog).
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Attached debdiff for Intrepid, built, tested and working. Patch was the
same as above because Intrepid too has version 3.1.7.
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Maybe a restart isn't such a good idea for amavis, to kill off every
child and restart at every change (could be a problem on systems under
heavy load), maybe a reload would be enough (if it supports reload).
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/etc/cron.daily/spamassassin should restart amavisd
Tested the package on Intrepid, from intrepid-proposed and I can confirm
it's working.
One small observation: I've set it up through amavisd-new, and after
doing 'apt-get update' (after enabling -proposed), it installed OK, and
I saw the updated /usr/share/spamassassin/72_active.cf, but it did
Verified Jaunty package, too, confirming it's working OK. Same
observation (obviously) as above.
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Hi
useradd: nelze zamknout /etc/passwd, zkuste to opět později.
adduser: `/usr/sbin/useradd -d /var/lib/clamav -g clamav -s /bin/false -u 114
clamav' vrátil chybový kód 1. Končím.
I don't really understand the language, but it seems to me it can't
create the clamav user because it can't lock
Yeah, that could work, too. I was going with 'rw' in case one keeps ALL
the image files in one place, the base images AND the overlays. I, for
example, have /path/to/images_dir/masters for the base images, and
/path/to/images_dir for the overlays.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 483412 ***
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Hi
Thank you for reporting this problem.
This seems to be https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/483412 . Could you
please try what is suggested in that bug and update that bugreport?
Thanks.
** This bug has
Yeah, that could work, too. I was going with 'rw' in case one keeps ALL
the image files in one place, the base images AND the overlays. I, for
example, have /path/to/images_dir/masters for the base images, and
/path/to/images_dir for the overlays.
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havp fails to (re)start because of mounted
I hope I understood correctly what you wanted to say above.
You shouldn't ever run clamav daemon as root.
How is your havp set up? By default havp uses the clamav library to scan
for viruses, and NOT clamav daemon. Maybe this is why it's working,
because it doesn't use clamav daemon.
Please
Ok, then check this: does the clamav daemon (which runs as clamav user
by default) have read access to the files you try to scan? When using
havp with clamav daemon, clamav user gets added to havp group, so it has
read access to havp's files.
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Hi
This is actually not a bug. Please see this bugreport to better
understand what's going on:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/clamav/+bug/450250
In short: clamdscan uses clamav-daemon to scan for files. When you run
'clamdscan /path/to/file', in the background it just 'orders'
Well it's not fixed yet (Lucid has the same version as Karmic, and I've
done the tests with 0.90-1).
Basically you just install havp, then you stop it and try to start it
again. It won't start because /var/spool/havp is still mounted. It
doesn't get unmounted at stop, because of the above problem
Hi. Thanks for taking the time to report this issue.
Is this problem reproducible? Does it crash every time you try to run
it?
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Hi
If you still have this problem, and you have clamav-base installed,
please try to run the following command, and attach the output to this
bugreport:
DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer dpkg-reconfigure -u clamav-base /tmp/dpkg-
reconfig-clamav-base.log
Thank you.
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Hi
Thanks for taking the time to report this problem. Please provide us
with more information regarding this issue.
How did you try to install clamav?
When does this error message occur exactly?
Could you provide some other logs or maybe a copy-paste of the error message
and the 'surrounding'
I think this bugreport can be closed. We're now actively backporting the
newest ClamAV versions all the time. Right now the latest (0.95.3)
version is backported all the way to Dapper.
Please read here about how to enable Backports:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
clamav 0.95.3
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Hi
Could you try to upgrade to clamav 0.95.3 which got in Karmic recently
and update this bugreport if you still have this issue. If you happen to
encounter some other issue which doesn't look related to this, please
don't hesitate to file another separate bugreport.
Thank you.
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If you're going with option 2., you can simply add the following line to
/etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/libvirt-qemu file's end (after the HOME
stuff)
/path/to/images_dir/** rw,
Then you can place you images for every guest in that folder or
subfolders. Tested and working on Karmic.
Note that
If you're going with option 2., you can simply add the following line to
/etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/libvirt-qemu file's end (after the HOME
stuff)
/path/to/images_dir/** rw,
Then you can place you images for every guest in that folder or
subfolders. Tested and working on Karmic.
Note that
I tried building one today and it worked, I didn't get any error and the
base tgz got created. Tried to build:
- x86 and x86_64 base.tgz on Karmic 64bit host
- x86 and x86_64 with --debootstrapopts --variant=buildd
Tried to build some package (gurlchecker from Lucid) and that worked,
too.
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This was in fact not a bug in clamav, marking as invalid.
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Hi
Could you please attach the file /var/log/apt/term.log so we can see
what's going on exactly? Thank you.
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clamav-deamon dependency error on 64bit after clamav Update to clamav 0.95.3
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/478205
You
Also, where did you install clamav 0.95.3 from? It will be available in
dapper-backports but it's not built yet. Did you install it from the
clamav-update PPA? Could you attach your /etc/apt/sources.lst file too?
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I just installed Ubuntu Dapper (6.06) 64bit as a KVM guest, and enabled
dapper-backports but I can't find clamav 0.95.3 anywhere.
r...@utest-dd64:/etc/apt# apt-cache policy clamav-daemon
clamav-daemon:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 0.95.2+dfsg-4ubuntu1.1~dapper1
Version table:
Sorry, my mistake. The problem you having is temporary due to the slow
package building speeds. The clamav-base package is an arch all package
(architecture independent) so after i386 built, clamav-base was
available on all architectures (x86_64 too). But on x86_64 the rest of
the packages aren't
Installed from jaunty-proposed and tested it with a couple of apps
(klamav, python-clamav, etc), and it's working OK.
r...@utest-jj:~# clamscan -V
ClamAV 0.95.3/1/Sun Nov 8 05:28:38 2009
r...@utest-jj:~# python clamav_test.py
646721
('0.95.3', 1, 1257650918)
0.4.1
(1,
I've checked with upstream and he sent me his patch for this problem.
Attached.
I've also built a package with this patch, it's in the clamav PPA
(https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clamav/+archive/ppa), please test it and
give some feedback here.
Please see this wiki page on how to install packages
Could you try removing and reinstalling these clamav packages, including
klamav? There is a new clamav version in Karmic (0.95.3), please try to
install that.
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Status: New
Hi
Could you try removing all the clamav/libclamav packages and
reinstalling them, there's a new version (0.95.3) in Karmic now. Did you
have clamav installed before in that vmware guest, or was this the first
time?
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(this will reinstall the needed packages and
regenerate /etc/clamav/ config files).
Please update this bugreport after you tried this. Thanks.
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package clamav
Thank you for reporting this bug to Ubuntu. Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) reached
EOL on April 18th, 2009.
Please see this document for currently supported Ubuntu releases:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
Please open a new bugreport if you find this problem with any other
releases. Please note
The new version (0.95.3) is in -proposed in Karmic and Jaunty.You can
read about enabling Proposed here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed
Please consider testing the package and updating #473707. Thanks.
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I've tested it and it seems to work ok. Also, thanks hyperqbe for your work on
this, I just thought I better notify upstream too about this problem, and he
quickly sent me a patch which he also applied in stable and CVS branches, so I
included this here.
Attached debdiff for Lucid.
**
We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need
to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments.
Please reopen it if you can give us the missing information, and don't
hesitate to submit bug reports in the future. To reopen the bug report
you can click on
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 349469 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349469
This is known problem in apt being tracked as bug #349469. Marking this
bug as duplicate.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 349469
debconf: DbDriver config: /var/cache/debconf/config.dat is
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/460378
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If you still have this problem, could you please attach the file
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Binary package hint: virt-manager
Open virt-manager, connect to a host (localhost), press 'New' to create
a new guest.
First step, there's Choose how you would like to install the OPERTAIN
system. Enter a name, click Forward.
Next step, there's Choose an operating SYSTEN
Same here, I'm getting the same error when trying to create a Lucid
environment in Karmic (64bit).
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Confirmed it's working ok with my testcase on Karmic.
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This also affects Jaunty and Intrepid, maybe it should be fixed there
also. One could argue that the following could be a real scenario:
- one installs MTA + amavis + clamav (with clamav-daemon because it's faster,
and clamscan because it can be run manually whenever needed)
- primary AV scanner
Confirmed it's working ok with my testcase on Karmic.
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This also affects Jaunty and Intrepid, maybe it should be fixed there
also. One could argue that the following could be a real scenario:
- one installs MTA + amavis + clamav (with clamav-daemon because it's faster,
and clamscan because it can be run manually whenever needed)
- primary AV scanner
Did some tests on Karmic/Jaunty/Intrepid with clamav 0.95.3 (see
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Clamav matrices).
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cssh messes up copy-paste, inserts wrong characters
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429607
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I took the liberty of building the latest package from Karmic for
Jaunty/Intrepid/... and will test it later today. If anybody wants to
take a look, you can get it from my PPA
(https://launchpad.net/~cemc/+archive/ppa)
I made no changes to the Karmic package, it's just a rebuild. Please
update
You can read about installing packages from PPAs here:
https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/InstallingSoftware.
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I can't confirm it, I tried with TWM and WindowMaker, and the no-click
problem still appears, with or without the GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS variable
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Strike that, it seems that this problem possibly has to do something
with Gnome.
I tried the new clusterssh 3.26 on Jaunty (on Karmic it was working so I
did a rebuild for Jaunty) but I got the same paste error. Then just for
fun I tried it with WindowMaker and there it IS working just fine.
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This solution does NOT work for me. I have 64bit Karmic installed with
ia32-sun-java6-bin 6-15-1 and eclipse 3.3.0 downloaded from the eclipse
site.
I tried export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1, export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true, the
ran ./eclipse from the unpacked eclipse directory. It starts, then I go
to
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The most recent available ClamAV version is 0.95.2, and upgrading is
highly recommended.
If you still have that kind of massive directory, could you try scanning
it with this new version of ClamAV, which should be available on
Dapper/Hardy/Intrepid in the -backports repository (see
It's not clamd that is locked down specifically, it's because of
Apparmor, which restricts a lot of things if running.
You can choose not to use Apparmor, or as said above, you can modifiy
clamd's Apparmor profile to include those directories you need to scan.
I'm pretty sure that Apparmor
That's what I said, you can add exceptions to apparmor, you can clutter
it up with a bunch of folders OR you can 1. add the root folder to it
(/**), which kinda defeats apparmor's purpose, or 2. you could use
clamscan for scanning arbitrary folders manually.
It all depends on what you want to do
The only possible benefit I can see in using clamdscan over clamscan is
the speed. When using clamdscan, that's actually using the running
clamav-daemon, which has preloaded database, so startup is a bit faster.
But beside that, clamdscan/clamd is usually used for stuff like
integrating in MTA
I'm not sure why you're scanning your home folder with clamdscan,
instead of clamscan (which would work by default).
Apparmor is supposed to restrict clamd acces, that's what it's for I
guess. You can always add the directories you want to scan with
clamdscan to clamav-daemon's apparmor profile
Hi
The problem could be that clamdscan uses clamav daemon to scan for
files, but clamav daemon runs with user clamav, which doesn't have acces
to your files in /home/imi (because /home/imi has 0700 permissions
probably).
You could consider using clamscan instead of clamdscan for scanning
files
If you _really_ want to scan your home with clamdscan you could do
something like this:
- usermod -a -G imi clamav (this puts clamav user in the 'imi' group)
- chmod 0750 /home/imi (this gives group read permission in your home
directory, so anybody who is in 'imi' group can open/read the
php4-clamavlib and php5-clamavlib with clamav 0.95.2 are in -backports
on Dapper (php4/php5) and Hardy (php5). Please test these packages and
update the bugreport.
Test especially with .zip files with maxreclevel set to 0 in
/etc/php*/*/php.ini. It should look something like this at the end
I'll try to check this out this weekend.
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I'm using clusterssh (3.24-1) on Jaunty to give commands to a bunch of
other linux servers. I noticed that when copy-pasting certain
characters, some of the characters don't get through correctly, like
this:
`1234567890-...@#$%^*()_+
becomes
Tested the package from -proposed with havp and it's working as
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AFAIK I've tested the package in -proposed with the above testcases, see
comment #5 .
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Still an issue on 9.04. I have the same setup, fetchmail + maildrop,
with courier-authlib installed (but authdaemon NOT running). I get my
emails but in fetchmail.log I get:
ERR: authdaemon: s_connect() failed: No such file or directory
after every mail it downloads.
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havp content scanner can use clamav to scan for viruses in downloaded
files. It can use either libclamav or clamav daemon through socket. When
the latter is selected havp fails to start and an entry is made in
havp/error.log
03/09/2009 14:32:24
Here's a possible solution for modifying clamd's apparmor profile.
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Tested on Jaunty with clamav and it's working, havp starts up and can
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havp content scanner can use clamav to scan for viruses in downloaded
files. It can use either libclamav or clamav daemon through socket. When
the latter is selected havp fails to start and an entry is made in
havp/error.log
-
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I have a strange problem resuming my laptop. Using Jaunty now (but the same
thing happened with Ibex too), I'm usually suspending it when I'm done working.
It usually resumes without problems, everything is working fine.
But now and then (~1 out of 10 suspend/resumes),
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/30323718/CurrentDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/30323719/Dependencies.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/30323750/dmesg.log
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resuming takes 10+ minutes (sometimes!), high hdd activity
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/413700
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resuming takes 10+ minutes (sometimes!), high hdd activity
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Did some test on jaunty i386, so far it seems to work ok. I've tested
the following apps that use clamav (libclamav to be more precise):
- dansguardian
- havp
- klamav: OK
- python-clamav: OK
- clamtk: OK
These all worked without problems and found the test EICAR virus.
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Clamav needs update
I can reproduce this only by deleting /etc/clamav/clamd.conf manually.
This configuration file is not in the clamav package, and removing
clamav does not remove it. The file gets created on-the-fly after
installing packages.
Are you sure you didn't delete the config file by accident, then tried
Maybe you mean this?
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havp (0.90-1ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low
* Merge from debian unstable (LP: #380342), remaining changes:
- Under certain circumstances, the init script and/or postrm script
will fail to umount loop-back devices. This issue has been addressed
by
That's still there (the -l option to umount methinks), but this seems
to be another problem, the umount part doesn't even get executed. I
checked on Jaunty and the same thing happens, I'm not sure why mount
shows /dev/loop0 instead of the filename that got mounted.
Attached a diff which greps for
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: havp
When stopping havp (0.90-1ubuntu1) on Karmic, it doesn't unmount
/var/spool/havp and because of this it can't start again.
Looking at the init script it seems the script checks if
/var/lib/havp/havp.loop is mounted by grep'ing the output of mount
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gurlchecker
Just installed gurlchecker version 0.11-2 on Karmic and with the default
configuration, anything I try to scan, gurlchecker just segfaults.
Steps to reproduce:
- apt-get install gurlchecker
- remove the ~/.gurlchecker directory
- start
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gurlchecker
I have only english version Ubuntu installed, I never messed with the
languages. Still, this new gurlchecker (0.11-2) in Karmic has 'Fichier'
instead of 'File' and 'Aide' instead of 'Help' (see attached screenshot)
in the main menu. I did not
** Attachment added: Screenshot-gURLChecker 0.11.png
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mixed language menu on gurlchecker in Karmic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/400841
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