Just to close the loop on this, I downloaded the
oorexx5_win32_r11047_av.zip file, unzipped it and put the files in
%rexx_home%5.0.0. I then used my orxver tool to make 5.0.0 the active
rexx and ran rexxtry. No problems on the few things I tried. I then
switched back to 4.2.0. And, no problems reported from my antivirus -
Windows Defender on Win/10. Now I can switch back and forth and try the
new features as I have time. Oh, and if anyone needs a particular test
run on 32-bit ooRexx w/ Windows 10 at the latest fix level, let me
know. Thanks!
On 6/20/2016 3:06 PM, Jon Wolfers wrote:
Ok. It looks to me like the Malware flags have cleared.
Nice one Erich.
Jon
On 17 June 2016 at 09:19, Erich Steinböck <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I've tested each individual file in the flagged
oorexx5_win32_r11047.zip with virustotal.com
<http://virustotal.com> (Moritz, thanks for sharing this useful
service).
It shows that Bitdefender doesn't like rexxinstance.exe and
callrxnt.exe. As the former is just a testbinary and the latter a
sample, I've simply removed both from the zip, and uploaded it as
oorexx5_win32_r11047_av.zip.
I've also removed the other flagged 32-bit zip and cleaned up
older versions.
Depending on how often sf runs its AV-service against our files,
we'll see whether this fixes the flagging. I haven't done
anything regarding the supposedly "damaged" Mac archive.
P.S. I'm running an enterprise version of Symantec Endpoint
Protection and I'm very confident that no infected file will ever
be uploaded by me.
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