The firewall has enountered an error
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Something must have messed up that particular file.
Run this from a shell prompt:
rm -rf /usr/local/etc/c-icap/Make extra sure you have that exactly correct, no extra spaces.
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@jimp
Thank you for your reply
I did what you have told me but I got an error
First
rm: /usr/local/etc/c-icap.config : operation not permitted
Second
m: /usr/local/etc/c-icap/ : Directory is not empty -
If you received that error, you did not copy the command exactly as written in my last post. Try again.
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@jimp
i have copied the command you gave me
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jimp clearly told you to run it from a shell prompt, so either local console or ssh and not from the WebUI.
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@grimson
I did it too but I couldn't screenshot it
Same error
I think I need to make factory reset or install fresh copy -
There could be a problem with the disk or filesystem. It might be stuck in read-only mode. You might need to reboot it and force a disk check.
From ssh or the console, choose the reboot option and then the option on the next screen to force a disk check. That may hopefully take care of it.
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@jimp
when updating to 2.4.4 stable version
i have encountered this bug
c-icap was not working for some time and i had to modify it manually
i followed the instructions in this post
https://forum.netgate.com/topic/133774/2-4-x-squid-clamav-fix-for-c-icap-0-5-x-not-starting
but i had to use this command
chflags schg /usr/local/etc/c-icap/c-icap.conf
to keep file intact after i have modified it
there is a probability that is command might be what is causing the problem -
Yes, because that command told it not to let anything change that file. That's why you shouldn't apply hackish fixes to things.
You can probably work around it by doing
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@jimp
you are right
you command ( chflags noschg ) fixed it
now i could run ( rm -rf /usr/local/etc/c-icap/ )
thanks alot for your support
