Hello Johannes,
Friday, June 4, 2004, 07:20, you wrote:
>> 6/3/2004, 15:11:47: FETCH - Received message from
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED], size: 43024 bytes, subject: "Mail Delivery
>> (failure [EMAIL PROTECTED])"
>> !6/3/2004, 15:11:47: FETCH - could not store message (file name
>> - C:\DOCUME~1\BARRYT~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\bat1429.tmp)
JP> Look at the subjects, those are virus worms spreading...
>> I checked C:\DOCUME~1\BARRYT~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\, but I have no idea why
>> The Bat! could not store the messages or why the earlier messages
>> disappeared. Does anyone have any thoughts?
JP> You run an antivirus program in the background, which denied TB from
JP> accessing the temp files because they contain a worm.
After (another) PC rebuild, I'm now getting a similar:
04/06/2004, 14:02:27: FETCH - Received message from <e-mail addr>, size: 72175
bytes, subject: "Re: Mail delivery failed (Error:3873)"
!04/06/2004, 14:02:28: ANTIVIRUS - The anti-virus has reported an error, the object
cannot be checked for viruses
Which is no doubt caused by KAV proper interfering with the KAV
plug-in for TB! Unfortunately the plug-in is using my system32
directory for storing the temp file, so I'm reluctant to remove it
from the real-time AV monitor path.
How do other KAV users get around this? Does this have something to
do with the KAV option to rename infected files in the source folder
vs. moving them to an "infected" folder?
P.S. What's the convention for posting long lines, especially log-file
extracts? Do I wrap them and make them unreadable, or leave them
for the reader to deal with?
--
Nick
Using TheBat!: v2.11 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600
Service Pack 1
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