> >>I notice that you can't reliably run the dos version fprot.exe scanner on >>win2k - it behaves erratically - which I suspect happens when just >>calling it to scan one file. > >This is the first I've heard of the DOS version of F-Prot behaving >erratically on win2k. What specifically is happening? > -Scott >When running dos fprot at a command prompt on win2k server or wkstn, it >will scan the root directory and NOT subdirectories. upon exiting the >program, you get a system halted message (that one may be able to be fixed >with some fancy path and shell statements or something - no settings are >saved etc...I have seen a 16bit subsystem error message having to do with >f-prot on the server console (the one running declude and fprot) but it >used to work three or so months ago before the latest round of updates to >the program...Maybe it's just me, but I tried it on three systems. I was >just wondering if it was time to move to the 32bit version.
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