X-Virus-Status: Failed

[Morons]

After installing the current version of ISP config I found no errors but after inspectiing the INTERNET HEADERS on the incomming mail (worked like an charm) I saw this in there!

Does this mean no virus chackes were done and - How to fix it
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TUVM

X-Virus-Status: Failed
X-Virus-Report: Internal error mktemp MSGTMP failed
X-Virus-Checker-Version:
Status:

[falko]

These headers could also have been inserted by one of the previous mail servers that the mail went through.
Any errors in your mail log?

[Morons]

Hi,
Checked and found the problem
I dowwnloaded the ISPConfig-2.2.6.tar.gz file into the /root/ folder and installed from there.
The setup configured the default tmp path for clamassasin in the file /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/tools/clamav/bin/clamassassin to be /root/tmp insted of just /tmp therefore clamassassin had no wrights to make temp files inside the /root/ folder.
I think this could count as an Setup BUG!

[falko]

We'll check that.

[till]

Which linux distribution do you use?

I just installed on CentOS and there the temp path is correct.

[cambo]

Hi Guys
Using Perfect Mandriva Free 2007 + ISPConfig 2.2.8
I had this exact same problem, and the solution was as described. Works fine now.
Cambo

[Morons]

HI,
My setup Mandriva 2007 Powerpack (the one you buy) installd as per Free, there was absolutely no difference the Powerpack only contains some extra apps. I currently have 2.2.9 installed. It did it again in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/tools/clamav/bin/clamassassin I had to edit the line 47 that included TMPPATH=/root/tmp to read# Configure your full path to where you want temporary files
TMPPATH=/tmpIndeed funny really funny! as we the users dont enter values nor edit these values in any way! Campo thanx for posting as I checked my setup and testmails through my system and found this error again!

[Morons]

I dug into this and found on My mandriva there is environmental variables setTMP=/root/tmp
TMPDIR=/root/tmpWhat the source of this is I have no idea, the folders/directories does exist. /root/tmp looks like this drwx------ 5 root root 1024 Feb 1 08:34 tmp/ VS the /tmp drwxrwxrwt 11 root root 8192 Feb 1 09:15 tmp/ I hope Till Brehm can find this usefull.

[cambo]

Hmm It seems like ISPConfig picks up the environment variables from the system it is installing on and writes them into the different config files.
I am not sure why the Mandriva crew has a /root/tmp folder.
Wouldn't the /tmp do?
Oh well, system is now working and if I do any more installs I will know what to look at next time.
On to my next issue! :)