HAVP package stoped working and blocks http browsing

tbaror

@dvserg:

Pls post to my PM you cmd result:
cat /etc/passwd

Done thx

dvserg

Type from cmd this is

pw group show havp
if get Unknown group 'havp' then:
pw group add havp
pw group show havp

tbaror

@dvserg:

Type from cmd this is

pw group show havp
if get Unknown group 'havp' then:

pw group add havp

pw group show havp

Hi
i had following result


$ pw group show havp
havp:*:2000:

dvserg

I think now the problem should disappear.
Possible test?

LostInIgnorance

Mine shows up different.

$: pw group show havp
havp:*:2001:

Does that even matter?

tbaror

@dvserg:

I think now the problem should disappear.
Possible test?

Hello,
i have the same issue

Thanks

dvserg

@LostInIgnorance:

Mine shows up different.

$: pw group show havp
havp:*:2001:

Does that even matter?

I think the problem is lack of user havp. You have it in place, it means something else..

NM04

hello experts,

mine shows diffferent:
pw group show havp
havp:*:1001:

pw group show clamav
clamav:*:106:

does this matter ?

dvserg

tbaror
LostInIgnorance
I want to clarify when there is a problem:

after reboot (and what after ?)
after restart HAVP service.

LostInIgnorance

For me, when I do an update and the packages re-sync upon initial boot or/also when the firewall reboots. Both times the package fails to run and errors out.
Cannot restart service since it errors out but shows "running" on the screen.
If you need to reference back, the errors and the screen shots show up in this post. http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,30498.0.html. The lines from the firewall are the initial boot when pfsense says that it is "resyncing packages" on innitial boot of doing an update. Same errors show up when I reboot the firewall.

dvserg

@LostInIgnorance:

For me, when I do an update and the packages re-sync upon initial boot or/also when the firewall reboots. Both times the package fails to run and errors out.
Cannot restart service since it errors out but shows "running" on the screen.
If you need to reference back, the errors and the screen shots show up in this post. http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,30498.0.html. The lines from the firewall are the initial boot when pfsense says that it is "resyncing packages" on innitial boot of doing an update. Same errors show up when I reboot the firewall.

And then, how service begin work? How did this happen?

LostInIgnorance

IDK, it just shows "started" on the antivirus screen for the pfsense package page. This is a screen shot after the HAVP fails to work.

To make it work, I have to uninstall and reinstall the package each time I reboot or install an update of pfsense.

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