This one time, at band camp, Michelle Konzack said: > Errors were encountered while processing: > davfs2 > E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) > samba3:~# freshclam --list-mirrors > Can't read mirrors.dat > > It has only downloaded 30% of main.vcd and then unexpected toped... > And then it can not fine mirrors.dat.
mirrors.dat is a cache file. --list-mirrors isn't useful if you haven't been running freshclam. A few other things are clearly wrong on your system as well. I don't know if other packages blowing up during configure runs are preventing clamav and related packages from becoming fully configured - the maintainer scripts actually do a fair amount of setup, and if they don't get run, it wouldn't surprise me if something else goes wrong. > samba3:~# mkdir /tmp/clamav > samba3:~# freshclam -v --datadir=/tmp/clamav > ERROR: getfile: Can't create new file > /tmp/clamav/clamav-46b42bd66e179ece05d2028108be59db in /tmp/clamav > Hint: The database directory must be writable for UID 107 or GID 106 > WARNING: Can't download main.cvd from db.local.clamav.net I think you can figure out what to do there. When it stopped downloading at 30%, it's not because you ran out of disk space or something, is it? It sounds like that's either network slowdown or ENOSPSC type issues to me, but we'll see. > I have attached a compressed 4 MByte tcpdump from the installation to > now... Which shows a completely normal http download. > I was looking into the dump, but understand nothing... > ...except, that if I go to the DNS > > http://static.88-198-17-100.clients.your-server.de/ > > I am redirected to > > http://www.julispace.com/ > > And realy, I do not like unknown connections to private servers... > I do not understand, WHY clamav is connecting to this server... what are you talking about? You're upset because someone who hosts a mirror for clamav data also hosts another website on the same IP? My God, the horror. And again, let's try to stay on topic. We're nearly there - we've got a tcpdump showing a completely normal download of data, and we've got lots of evidence that your system is (mis)configured in lots of interesting ways. I'm really starting to lean towards 'not a bug' myself, but let's keep on looking for now. Cheers, -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ,''`. Stephen Gran | | : :' : [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | `. `' Debian user, admin, and developer | | `- http://www.debian.org | -----------------------------------------------------------------
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