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just that there was nothing helpful in the product or documentation that would have lead me to conclude that either before or after it didnt work.
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eReady.lck
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For the immediate future this discussion is archived and searchable and I will add a task to the web site project to describe some of these getRulebase.cmd scenarios.
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is getting through. At the moment things are pretty quiet (99.7%
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My question is: Do any of our *nix users consider this to be an issue?
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I don't think so.
If you have gateways or other message processing systems in front of
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The rest I think you covered.
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The rule has been pulled already.
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on the rule database to check the file before I copy it, but it would be great to know if SNFServer.exe has loaded the latest copy that I have copied to the c:\snf directory.
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* GBUdb reflections - Our system sends back GBUdb reflections (same format as above) corresponding to any alerts that your system sends us. This allows your system to learn from the cloud.
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Hello Shawn,
Following up a bit...
Most likely you're using a Process object to call the SNFClient.
If I've read the MS docs correctly you will want to get the "exit code" once SNFClient finishes.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.exitcode(VS.71).aspx
before being accepted), and graylisting which, while sometimes
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Thursday, November 15, 2007, 4:42:25 PM, you wrote:
Timing on release to production?
We are continuously improving our back-end systems. There is no
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The current hardware upgrade process will be completed this week.
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Similarly, the GBUdb protocol is designed to share information
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in timing are inevitable since all rulebases are compiled
individually.
If you have the ability to release and rescan from quarantine based on
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messages start going through and you should
quickly get an idea of what looks correct.
Once you're confident in that setup then you can run the SNFServer
using srvany or firedaemon or your other favorite utility that runs
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Chief Scientist,
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