I appreciate the efforts of the squidclamav maintainers. However I cannot make the new combination work. The instructions provided by the ebuilds aren't enough. I can see, that c-icap distributes the clamav module in the c-icap-modules package. There are no ebuild exists for it. And there are obviously a bunch of configuration options present in the supplied c-icap clamav service configuration file, which is advised to be included in the base c-icap configuration file. My squid.conf is not complicated. It's a simple local caching configuration. No transprency, simple authentication, clean acls. Although the c-icap squidclam combo is still screwed up at some level. I'm really pissed, that I have to f* with this while I'm on call and would have other more important things to do. Wouldn't it be possible to provide a simple way working out-of-the-box or provide c-icap-modules ebuild? Or I don't know what? Here are my error messages: Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth c-icap: general, Creating new access entry for syslog module with specs: Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth c-icap: general, Adding acl spec: all Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth c-icap: general, DEBUG squidclamav_init_service: Going to initialize squidclamav Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth c-icap: general, Error opening/parsing config file Dec 18 13:35:03 atoth - for the syslog part I also don't understand what the f is the problem, since I simply enabled syslog logging. The builtin facility. - but the whole thing dies at initializing the clamav part. That is the point where I inserted the single line according to the ebuild info. Please let me know at least a working combination of config files for a simple squid-cicap-clamav combo. Thanks. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Here are my 2 cent tips: 1. If you enable the syslog module you should comment out file logging options and vica versa. 2. The acl system has some flaws. Even a simple setup can prevent c-icap from loading. Keep it disabled if you don't have a bunch of time.
