>Since configuring McAfee as a secondary scanner about a week ago, I have
>noticed that it is leaving a virus directory for each virus that it
>finds.
Actually, I think the problem is that you have McAfee's on-access scanner
running. Note that the "0" file (which *should* be a non-text segment of
the E-mail that was being scanned, or an attachment to the E-mail) appears
to be something that McAfee's on-access scanner created. So, it looks like
it detected a virus, and replaced the file with a text message. If you
disable the on-access scanner (or set it not to scan the subdirectories off
of the \IMail\spool directory), it should take care of the problem.
-Scott
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