>It shows up in Norton as such:
>
>File: D:\IMail\users\username\main.~bx
>Clean Failed - quarantine succeeded. Access Denied.
Ah -- the main.~bx file would be a temporary file that IMail creates, while
changing the main.mbx file somehow. If Norton quarantines that file, then
IMail will likely just keep the old main.mbx file. That's good, as it
makes sure that main.mbx file doesn't get lost.
>As far as getting rid of the virus, we cannot find any signs of virus
>infection anywhere.
Have you checked the quarantined .~bx files to see if they have a
suspicious file of some sort in them?
>And, this happens when *any* user logs on to web messaging. Nothing occurs
>when using a client, such as O/E.
That I can't explain. Web messaging must be doing something (reindexing of
some sort, fore example) that POP3/IMAP isn't doing.
-Scott
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