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Michel Meyers wrote:
> Diky Mulyana wrote:
>> Hi Michel, I'm new at this, if it is the case then it would be nice if
>> winbacula maintainer could announce this to inform about the AV false
>> alarm thing with NSIS, don't u think?
>
> We can't test every AV package out there just to make sure it doesn't
> falsely label the Bacula installer as trojan.
>
> Your best bet really is to contact your AV vendor, inform them about the
> false positive and have them analyze the binaries. As their customer,
> they're much more likely to listen to you than to any third party.
Just FYI: I submitted the winbacula-2.0.3.exe file to AVG as a false
positive. According to them they fixed the definitions so newer versions
hopefully don't throw that alert any more. Maybe you can double-check
that after upgrading your defs.
Greetings,
Michel
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