> > > > Why not? If you have McAfee it very likely is. Tell it to ignore *.my* > > files. > > > > Michael > > When it stops something from happening, it pops a message up, giving > you the option of allowing it (once, always, etc...) > > I just checked the McAfee logs, and saw nothing about it blocking it. > Just to be sure, I disabled the real-time scanning and re-ran the > scanner, with the same result. :-( > > > ...and I can't find a way to set up an ignore list by file type either. > Nothing in the help files covers it, and it looks like it can only be > done through the alerts. >
There have been quite a few threads relating to this error and McAfee. McAfee detects a file is about to be used so it scans it, MySQL then throws up an error because it can't access the file because McAfee is scanning it. McAfee finishes with the file and carries on, it didn't detect any virus so nothing shows in the logs. I've also seen some comments that even though the on-access scanner is turned off, it still causes the error. I've even have had the same error myself, luckily I use the enterprise version of VirusScan which is much more configurable than the home version and after I excluded myi and myd files the problem went away. Can you temporarily uninstall the McAfee programs and try again? Richard _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
