Question for Scott:
Does the new mime exploit processing work like banned extensions? Does the
message have a chance to be scanned and assigned a real virus name
before the Outlook 'MIME Header' Vulnerability name is assigned?
Yes, the virus detection will still take precedence. For
The registry entry does not even exist in Windows 2000. Is there a different
name for windows 2000 registry?
Does anybody know? I know that this is not Scott's problem. This is a
Microsoft issue but looking for the fix from
their website is like finding a needle in a hay stack. Any help would be
I have the registry entry in that article in my Windows 2000 servers.
But there isn't a fix for this as far as I can tell.
I have experimented with various settings. If IMAIL receives a batch
of messages all at once then there is a likelihood that a popup will
occur first on smtp32.exe. Once
The registry entry does not even exist in Windows 2000. Is there a different
name for windows 2000 registry?
It exists on our Windows 2000 servers. It is
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\
SubSystems\Windows.
Does anybody know? I know that this is not
Make sure you are using REGEDT32.EXE not regedit.exe. They are different
programs adn somethings show up (or show up in readable form) in one but not
the other. In this case the information does appear in both but when the
directions call for one use it.
David
-Original Message-
From:
Scott,
Having a problem running the eicar test from the Declude web page. After I submit my
selection -- error message
returns: Sorry, an error Bad file descriptior occurred.
Any ideas?
Ben
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Benjamin B. Cunningham
Information Technology Manager
Anniston City Schools
1425 Woodstock Ave.
Having a problem running the eicar test from the Declude web page. After
I submit my selection -- error message
returns: Sorry, an error Bad file descriptior occurred.
That may happen if our web host is temporarily overloaded with outgoing
TCP/IP sessions. I just checked now, and it worked
