Hi > Are you using some kind of (transparent?) proxy that may tamper > the file?
Too my knowledge I do not use a proxy. To date, I have downgraded my kernel to the 2.4 series - that did not work. I have installed the latest devel version - that did not work. I have downgraded my firewall - shorewall - to 2.2.4 - this did not work. I have installed clam onto mandriva - this did work as freshclam now works. So it is something specific to slackware but what I do not know. I have resorted to manually downloading for slack. That worked. And freshclam now reports that everying is up to date. On Thursday 26 May 2005 20:52, Luca Gibelli wrote: > Hello david thompson, > > > Sorry, I did not know about freshclam -v. Anyway here is some of the > > output. > > > > freshclam -v > > main.cvd is up to date (version: 31, sigs:33079, f-level: 4, > > builder:tkojm) daily.cvd version from DNS:894 > > Retrieving http://db.uk.clamav.net/daily.cvd > > Downloading daily.cvd [*] > > ERROR: Verification: Broken or not a CVD file > > Trying again in 5 secs... > > I downloaded daily.cvd from every UK mirror and the file is correct (as > expected): > > $ md5sum daily.cvd.* > 3f902d5ac8e59747f25ee1f7e39f9a0a daily.cvd.1 > 3f902d5ac8e59747f25ee1f7e39f9a0a daily.cvd.2 > 3f902d5ac8e59747f25ee1f7e39f9a0a daily.cvd.3 > > Are you using some kind of (transparent?) proxy that may tamper > the file? > > Try to manually download daily.cvd and verify its integrity with > sigtool -i > > > Best regards _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
