Missing /etc/clamav.conf from RPM?

[Dan Thurman]

Folks,

I have yum installed clamav and was getting prepared to
configure it and I notice that missing is the /etc/clamav.conf
or /etc/clamd.conf depemding on what the installation manual
says.

I note that there is a /etc/clamd.d directory with two files:
amavisd.conf  milter.conf but I don't think these replace the
above missing files?

Please let me know if there is something I am doing wrong and
while you're at it. perhaps point me to the link where I can
install the ClamAV on FC5?

Thanks!
Dan

[Javier Perez]

I believe this is an ATrpms vs Extras issue

ATrpms uses a monolithic clamav package and it stores things in
/etc/clamav.d
Extras divided the package into three pieces and it stores the
clamav.confin /etc/clamav.conf

you are going to have to disable the clamav package from one of the repos by
using
exclude=clamav* on one of the *.repo files

Pick one and stick to it.

Javier


On 3/30/06, Dan Thurman <dant(a)cdkkt.com&gt; wrote:
>  Folks,
>
>  I have yum installed clamav and was getting prepared to
>  configure it and I notice that missing is the /etc/clamav.conf
>  or /etc/clamd.conf depemding on what the installation manual
>  says.
>
>  I note that there is a /etc/clamd.d directory with two files:
>  amavisd.conf  milter.conf but I don't think these replace the
>  above missing files?
>
>  Please let me know if there is something I am doing wrong and
>  while you're at it. perhaps point me to the link where I can
>  install the ClamAV on FC5?
>
>  Thanks!
>  Dan
>
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[Axel Thimm]

On Sun, Apr 16, 2006 at 03:52:57AM -0500, Javier Perez wrote:
>  On 3/30/06, Dan Thurman <dant(a)cdkkt.com&gt; wrote:
>  > I have yum installed clamav and was getting prepared to
>  > configure it and I notice that missing is the /etc/clamav.conf
>  > or /etc/clamd.conf depemding on what the installation manual
>  > says. 
>  I believe this is an ATrpms vs Extras issue
>  
>  ATrpms uses a monolithic clamav package and it stores things in
>  /etc/clamav.d Extras divided the package into three pieces and it
>  stores the clamav.confin /etc/clamav.conf 
Can't speak for the version in fedora extras, but atrpms uses
/etc/clamd.conf (not /etc/clamav.d) which is what the upstream sources
use, too, and what is found in clamav's documentation.

Note that clamav.conf has been renamed to clamd.conf since Sept 2004,
maybe the poster is following some very old documentation on the net.
-- 
Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net

[Wong Kwok-hon]

On 4/16/06, Javier Perez <pepebuho(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
>  I believe this is an ATrpms vs Extras issue
>
>  ATrpms uses a monolithic clamav package and it stores things in
>  /etc/clamav.d
>  Extras divided the package into three pieces and it stores the clamav.conf
>  in /etc/clamav.conf
>
>  you are going to have to disable the clamav package from one of the repos by
>  using
>  exclude=clamav* on one of the *.repo files
>
>  Pick one and stick to it.
>
>  Javier
>
>
>
>  On 3/30/06, Dan Thurman <dant(a)cdkkt.com&gt; wrote:
>  > Folks,
>  >
>  > I have yum installed clamav and was getting prepared to
>  > configure it and I notice that missing is the /etc/clamav.conf
>  > or /etc/clamd.conf depemding on what the installation manual
>  > says.
>  >
>  > I note that there is a /etc/clamd.d directory with two files:
>  > amavisd.conf  milter.conf but I don't think these replace the
>  > above missing files?
>  >
>  > Please let me know if there is something I am doing wrong and
>  > while you're at it. perhaps point me to the link where I can
>  > install the ClamAV on FC5?
>  > 
As I know the clamav in Extras Expos. is omitted the configuration
file. May be the packager missed the files :)

Wong Kwok Hon

[Norm]

Thanks for the info I have been struggling trying to make ClamAv work
with Evolution  after a yum install; if I have it right it needs more to
set it up.  Is there a complet AV application that works with core 5
On Mon, 2006-04-17 at 12:30 +0800, Wong Kwok-hon wrote:

>  On 4/16/06, Javier Perez <pepebuho(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
>  >
>  > I believe this is an ATrpms vs Extras issue
>  >
>  > ATrpms uses a monolithic clamav package and it stores things in
>  > /etc/clamav.d
>  > Extras divided the package into three pieces and it stores the clamav.conf
>  > in /etc/clamav.conf
>  >
>  > you are going to have to disable the clamav package from one of the repos by
>  > using
>  > exclude=clamav* on one of the *.repo files
>  >
>  > Pick one and stick to it.
>  >
>  > Javier
>  >
>  >
>  >
>  > On 3/30/06, Dan Thurman <dant(a)cdkkt.com&gt; wrote:
>  > > Folks,
>  > >
>  > > I have yum installed clamav and was getting prepared to
>  > > configure it and I notice that missing is the /etc/clamav.conf
>  > > or /etc/clamd.conf depemding on what the installation manual
>  > > says.
>  > >
>  > > I note that there is a /etc/clamd.d directory with two files:
>  > > amavisd.conf  milter.conf but I don't think these replace the
>  > > above missing files?
>  > >
>  > > Please let me know if there is something I am doing wrong and
>  > > while you're at it. perhaps point me to the link where I can
>  > > install the ClamAV on FC5?
>  > >
>  
>  As I know the clamav in Extras Expos. is omitted the configuration
>  file. May be the packager missed the files :)
>  
>  Wong Kwok Hon
>

[Wong Kwok-hon]

On 4/17/06, Norm <norm(a)workingtools.ca&gt; wrote:
>  Thanks for the info I have been struggling trying to make ClamAv work
> with
>  Evolution  after a yum install; if I have it right it needs more to set it
>  up.  Is there a complet AV application that works with core 5 

You can get those packages at url http://crash.fce.vutbr.cz/crash-hat/4/clamav/
which is better than Extras and with config file.

Hope that can help u...

Wong Kwok Hon

[Rex Dieter]

Wong Kwok-hon wrote:
>  On 4/17/06, Norm <norm(a)workingtools.ca&gt; wrote:
>  
> >Thanks for the info I have been struggling trying to make ClamAv work with
> >Evolution  after a yum install; if I have it right it needs more to set it
> >up.  Is there a complet AV application that works with core 5 
>  You can get those packages at url
> http://crash.fce.vutbr.cz/crash-hat/4/clamav/
>  which is better than Extras and with config file. 
Or why not report problems/enhancements to http://bugzilla.redhat.com/ 
against FE/clamav so everyone benefits?

-- Rex

[Wong Kwok-hon]

On 4/18/06, Rex Dieter <rdieter(a)math.unl.edu&gt; wrote:
>  Wong Kwok-hon wrote:
>  > On 4/17/06, Norm <norm(a)workingtools.ca&gt; wrote:
>  >
>  >>Thanks for the info I have been struggling trying to make ClamAv work with
>  >>Evolution  after a yum install; if I have it right it needs more to set it
>  >>up.  Is there a complet AV application that works with core 5
>
>  > You can get those packages at url http://crash.fce.vutbr.cz/crash-hat/4/clamav/
>  > which is better than Extras and with config file.
>
>  Or why not report problems/enhancements to http://bugzilla.redhat.com/
>  against FE/clamav so everyone benefits?
>  
hmmm,..... Because I uinstalled... and forget the filename which missing...
Would u post the missed file for posting the bugzilla ?

Thanks...

Wong Kwok Hon

[Kenneth Porter]

On Tuesday, April 18, 2006 9:04 AM -0500 Rex Dieter <rdieter(a)math.unl.edu&gt; 
wrote:

>  Or why not report problems/enhancements to
> http://bugzilla.redhat.com/
>  against FE/clamav so everyone benefits? 
I've been successfully using the version in Extras with FC2 with no 
problems. One needs to follow the setup instructions in the documentation 
directory (under /usr/share/doc).

[Gerald B. Cox]

I think alot of the problems arise from switching from using the  
supplied RPMS from one repository to another.  I'm in the process of  
switching from the RPMFORGE version to the EXTRAS version.  I've  
almost got it working - just a few remaining issues.  When I get it  
all figured out I'll respond with what I had to do.

Quoting Kenneth Porter <shiva(a)sewingwitch.com&gt;:

>  On Tuesday, April 18, 2006 9:04 AM -0500 Rex Dieter
>  <rdieter(a)math.unl.edu&gt; wrote:
>
> > Or why not report problems/enhancements to http://bugzilla.redhat.com/
> > against FE/clamav so everyone benefits?
>
>  I've been successfully using the version in Extras with FC2 with no
>  problems. One needs to follow the setup instructions in the
>  documentation directory (under /usr/share/doc).
>
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Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

[Norm]

Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

Whether I attempt to include ldap during the initial install or add it 
later Fedora Core 5 seems to always hang at the same point while
booting.
  It gets to "starting System Message bus" and hangs there. If Ldap is
not included there is no problem.

Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

[Gordon Messmer]

Norm wrote:
>  Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.
>  
>  Whether I attempt to include ldap during the initial install or add it
>  later Fedora Core 5 seems to always hang at the same point while booting.
>    It gets to "starting System Message bus" and hangs there. If Ldap is
>  not included there is no problem. 
Are you sure that you're running FC5?  I saw that problem during FC5 
test 3, but it was fixed before the actual release.

Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

[Norm]

On Sun, 2006-04-16 at 22:26 -0700, Gordon Messmer wrote:
>  Norm wrote:
>  > Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.
>  > 
>  > Whether I attempt to include ldap during the initial install or add it
>  > later Fedora Core 5 seems to always hang at the same point while booting.
>  >   It gets to "starting System Message bus" and hangs there. If Ldap is
>  > not included there is no problem.
>  
>  Are you sure that you're running FC5?  I saw that problem during FC5 
>  test 3, but it was fixed before the actual release.
>   
I assume there is a command to verify which version,  I downloaded it
last week straight from the Fedora site  and going by the dates of the
files on the isos  I am fairly sure it is not Test 3.  If it was fixed
before the release U assume I can duplicate the fix on my system - do
you know what the fix was?

Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

[Gordon Messmer]

Norm wrote:
>  I assume there is a command to verify which version,  I downloaded
> it
>  last week straight from the Fedora site  and going by the dates of the
>  files on the isos  I am fairly sure it is not Test 3.  If it was fixed
>  before the release U assume I can duplicate the fix on my system - do
>  you know what the fix was? 
Actually, I'm starting to wonder if it was dbus or udev that had the 
problem.  I have trouble remembering, now.  Sadly, bugzilla appears to 
be down, so I can't look it up ATM.

If I were you, I'd boot to single user mode, with LDAP enabled. 
Manually start your "network" service, and then use 'strace' to figure 
out where dbus is hanging:

# service network start
# strace dbus-daemon --system

You'll probably need to install strace first, I don't think it's 
installed by default.

Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

[Anthony Joseph Messina]

Gordon Messmer wrote:
>  Norm wrote:
> > Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.
> >
> > Whether I attempt to include ldap during the initial install or add it
> > later Fedora Core 5 seems to always hang at the same point while booting.
> >   It gets to "starting System Message bus" and hangs there. If Ldap is
> > not included there is no problem.
>  
>  Are you sure that you're running FC5?  I saw that problem during FC5
>  test 3, but it was fixed before the actual release.
>   
I can confirm that this also happened to me on two fresh fc5 installs.
When I tested, I found that if I told ldap to use TLS, it was an issue
because there is no way to download and install the CAcert
(www.cacert.org) root CA certificate and place it in
/etc/openldap/cacerts during the install, so TLS would fail.  If I told
it not to use TLS, it worked.

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Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

[Yonas Abraham]

Anthony Messina wrote:
>  Gordon Messmer wrote:
>    
> > Norm wrote:
> >     
> >> Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.
> >>
> >> Whether I attempt to include ldap during the initial install or add it
> >> later Fedora Core 5 seems to always hang at the same point while booting.
> >>   It gets to "starting System Message bus" and hangs there. If Ldap is
> >> not included there is no problem.
> >>       
> > Are you sure that you're running FC5?  I saw that problem during FC5
> > test 3, but it was fixed before the actual release.
> >
> >     
>
>  I can confirm that this also happened to me on two fresh fc5 installs.
>  When I tested, I found that if I told ldap to use TLS, it was an issue
>  because there is no way to download and install the CAcert
>  (www.cacert.org) root CA certificate and place it in
>  /etc/openldap/cacerts during the install, so TLS would fail.  If I told
>  it not to use TLS, it worked.
>
>     
in my AMD64 machine, I installed only the i386 binary and it dead hang 
on the same spot when I use ldap for authentication. I disabled it and 
it works fine.

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Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

[Jason L Tibbitts III]

> >>>> "n" == norm  <norm(a)workingtools.ca&gt;
> writes: 
n> Fedora Core 5 hangs with ldap configured.

Yes, it does, due to selinux.  I reported this a couple of weeks ago
on the fedora-selinux list and the issue was quickly fixed.  The fixes
are in the current policy.  You can boot with selinux disabled, update
the policy, touch /.autorelabel and reboot with selinux enabled.

 - J<