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"The daemon process HTTP was stopped, maybe manually." event notification appears in InterScan Web Security Virtual Appliance (IWSVA) 6.5

    • Updated:
    • 13 Dec 2018
    • Product/Version:
    • InterScan Web Security Virtual Appliance 6.5
    • Platform:
    • N/A N/A
Summary

Administrators sometimes receive the following event notification from InterScan Web Security Virtual Appliance (IWSVA):

The daemon process HTTP was stopped, maybe manually.

The notification appears when the HTTP service (iwssd) or the FTP service (isftpd) get a stop/start because of a Scan Engine update or because of another internal script (including a OS reboot).

The daemon process HTTP was stopped, maybe manually.
If the daemon has been restarted/stopped repeatedly for the same reason in minutes, IWSVA will only report once.

The daemon process FTP was stopped, maybe manually.
If the daemon has been restarted/stopped repeatedly for the same reason in minutes, IWSVA will only report once.

 
The event notification may not happen depending on the configuration and the timing settings; if the trigger is caused by a Scan Engine update, you can see the relevant message in the Administration > System Event Log page of the WebUI.
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To stop this notification:

  1. Log on to IWSVA as root via SSH (for example with a SSH shell such as PuTTy).

  2. Create a backup of the file intscan.ini:

    # cp -ip /etc/iscan/intscan.ini /etc/iscan/intscan.ini.bak

  3. Use vi to edit the file intscan.ini:

    # vi /etc/iscan/intscan.ini

  4. Change "mail_if_daemon_stop" and "mail_if_ftp_stop" parameter from yes to no under the [notification] section.

    [notification]
    mail_if_daemon_stop=no
    mail_if_ftp_stop=no

  5. Save the file and quit.

  6. Restart all of the services.

    # /etc/iscan/rcIwss restart

    Note: This will interrupt the network traffic for a few minutes so plan accordingly.

 
After stopping the event, you can still receive notifications when the HTTP or FTP service crashes or restarts due to an unexpected error.
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Category:
Configure; Troubleshoot
Solution Id:
1121687
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