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Jan 30, 2007, 9:55 AM
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Thanks Nigel,
I do have an odd occurrence I would like to ask the list folks about
about. I've never had a problem with Clamwin or executing clamscan
from the cmd prompt, however, I have lately been coming back to the
laptop to find the drive indicator going like crazy. I first thought
it was Find Fa$t but after killing that it continued. When I bring up
the task manager I discover that Clamscan is running at times that I
have not set a scheduled scan. Does anyone have any ideas on what may
be triggering clamscan? I've checked for rootkits w/O finding any and
the other AV which is AVG likewise comes up zero. At first I thought
it was a M$ fluke so I checked my LinBox and have the same thing
occurring at odd intervals. The ClamWin ver is 0.88.7. Equivalent
Linux version. Since I don't program I want to thank Droga.r for the
info on the VBS file. Thanks in advance folks.
Captain Cautious
Nigel Horne wrote:
>> Good Day Nigel:
>> Of all the AV programs that does multiple level directory and zip
>> file scans I find I like Clamwin a lot.I also agree performance is
>> secondary to getting the bloody viri! However after the last update I
>> found this file in the following directory in my C:\Program
>> Files\Clamwin\Microsoft.VC80.CRT I need to know if it does belong
>> there and if it does WHAT is a Microsoft .crt file doing in a non-MS
>> product????
>
> I know nothing about clamWin since that's 3rd party - I suggest using the
> official ClamAV port for Windows.
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> -Nigel
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