BTW, I am blocking EXE files, so somehow this appears to be bypassing that unless Declude is unzipping whatever is being sent and then leaving the file behind. Declude of course is calling the file 1_1.exe.binhex and not just 1_1.exe like the actual file that is being left behind.
Matt
R. Scott Perry wrote:
I've seen this twice now with the same exact circumstances so I though I would report it. What's happening is a virus directory is being left in the spool when Declude and/or the scanners are encountering a file called 1_1.exe in binhex format.
Thanks for reporting this -- although we cannot reproduce the problem here, we are looking into it.
If anyone finds this happening to an E-mail that is held for some reason (or still in an .mbx file when it is discovered), we can probably reproduce the problem, which could speed up a resolution to the problem.
-Scott
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