How about telling us what app is trying to write to this file? What is it's user ID? What is it's group ID?
Biggest problem I've seen is that people are using amavisd and clamav and these apps are controlled by different user/groups and this conflict causes lots of problems.
If you have this configuration, I suggest you select one user/group ID and change all related files/folders to that (with the exception of the binaries which should be root/admin or root/wheel)
If you are still experiencing this problem then it would be much easier to figure what the problem is since some defaults have been established and stupid questions can be skipped.
-- Da;e
On Oct 10, 2004, at 21:47, Jari wrote:
I've changed the directory permissions to 0775, still having the same problem.
Jari
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Maidment" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Clamav-users] ClamAV unable to open directory
Jari wrote:John, please take another look at my first email. The directory permissions are 750, user/group vscan/vscan.
Jari
Try 0775. That works for me.
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