I am not a user of NOD32.

However, I get the impression from other post here that it may be the
cause of problems with the Webmail extensions/add-ons in the default
configuration.

Please think about trying the following steps:

The default configuration for the Webmail extension is to use the
ports 110 for POP (receiving email) and 25 for SMTP (sending email).

If NOD32 is (let's be polite) causing issues with these ports then it
may be well to try different port numbers that may not be interferred
with by NOD32.

Port numbers are (for email anyway) not magic ... they are just
numbers.

So may I suggest that you try this ....

In the main Webmail extension change the POP port to say 2110 and the
SMTP port to 2025

Then in your Hotmail or Yahoo account in the Thunderbird settings
change the POP port for the account from 110 to 2110 and in the SMTP
entry for the account change the port from 25 to 2025.

Does this help at all?

On Jan 7, 5:08 pm, julian <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am using nod32 v 3.0.669.0 as my complete internet security
> solution. I really like it but the only problem I am having is that
> nod32 will not scan any of the incoming mails. I ran a e-mail test
> called GFI Email Security Test and all of the e-mails got downloaded.
> The only time it blocked them is when I tried to open the attachments.
> Also in the system overview it says Email Protection, number of emails
> scanned 0. What can I do to fix this? Thanks in advance.
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