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Obsolete Releases => SME Server 7.x => Topic started by: pippin on April 25, 2006, 12:32:56 PM
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i have innstalled norman viruscontroll beside clamav
And have set up a cronjob for norman to update and scan folders,but everytime the cronjob goes to basic so i wonder if its something to do with updates ?
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i have innstalled norman viruscontroll beside clamav
And have set up a cronjob for norman to update and scan folders,but everytime the cronjob goes to basic so i wonder if its something to do with updates ?
I don't know what "the cronjob goes to basic" means, and I guess other readers have the same problem. What exactly do you see which is not what you expect to see?
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i have innstalled norman viruscontroll beside clamav
And have set up a cronjob for norman to update and scan folders,but everytime the cronjob goes to basic so i wonder if its something to do with updates ?
I guess you did modify the configuration file directly, but it is built from templates. All original templates are in the /etc/e-smith/templates folder. Modifications should be done by making a copy of the file to the /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/ directory.
After you have made your modifications you will have to expand your template and reload the services (or if you don't know which service, just do a reboot).
By using the template system changes you have made will be backed-up and will also stay after other configuration changes. For more details have a look here: Configuration file templates (http://mirror.contribs.org/smeserver/contribs//gordonr/devguide/html/devguide.html#TEMPLATES) in the WIKI.
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i have now copy the crontab to /etc/e-smith/templates-custom with the changes and have reboot the server.Is this the right thing to do?
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i have now copy the crontab to /etc/e-smith/templates-custom with the changes and have reboot the server.Is this the right thing to do?
It is almost correct...
[list=1]- Make a copy of the file structure needed for the template in the /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/ folder (OK: As you did this)
- Make the neccesarry changes to the copied files (OK?: Not sure if you did that)
- expand the configuration files so the changes you made are reflected (make sure you use the path of the actual configuration file so not the copies in the template folder):
expand-template /etc/path/to/config/file
(NOK: As it seems you have forgotten this step)
- To verify if your changes were made view the file
cat /etc/path/to/config/file
- If the configuration changes are reflected in the expanded configuration file then restart the neccessary services or just to be sure reboot the server to be sure.[/list:o]