Paul,

It is picky.  I have a half dozen applications which are related and encrypt
them using Software Passport.  Bit Defender found
Trojan.Downloader.Small.DQL in each one and I nearly had a coronary! Of
course, it deleted each exe also.  And of course, there is no vires - even
worse I googled the Trojan and there were no results.

I have a case in with their tech support. 

It does work in the background and it wastes no time.  The minute I create a
Software Passport exe it pops up and deletes it.  It reminds me of a cat
that brings a dead animal home and is so proud..... there is a large popup
congratulating itself!

I have learned to turn Bit Defender off while encrypting the exe and then
moving the exe files to a linux ftp site.

I believe Bit Defender works well and can live with occasionally disabling
it.  The 1,400 files it nailed were junk - plus "Symantec Files".  (That is
another story - no more Symanted - ever.)  No dbf files were "bad".

To see the log files click "Settings" (bottom right) - "Antivirus" (upper
left) - Scan (tab).  Click "Deep System Scan" then right click on "Deep
System Scan" to get to "View Scan Logs".

Carl





-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Paul Hill
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 2:32 PM
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Subject: Re: [OT] Free Anti-Virus software?

On Feb 5, 2008 7:24 PM, BD Operating Systems, Inc. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was using pc-cillin (trendmicro.com) until a month or so ago and I
believe
> they still have "house call".  I moved to bitdefender (bitdefender.com)
and
> picked up a 5 license pack for $39. - they have a trial version which is
> free for a period - maybe a month?

Oooh bitdefender.  Had a problem today that I think is related to this
sw.  A client in Ireland was having big problems this morning.  Things
weren't working properly so the local dealer run a file check (AKA
pack & reindex).  Failed on numerous files and at least one important
DBF has vanished.  So they tried deleting the CDX files (the app
rebuilds them at startup if missing).  Failed, but the server said
they was not in use (she's knowledgeable, I believe her).

So I got the agent to get a backup (basically a zipped copy of the
DBFs) and she could restore them on her PC OK.

After a bit of digging guess what they installed on the server
yesterday?  BitDefender.  Never used is myself.  Apparently the data
folders are excluded.  I'm awaiting the outcome...

-- 
Paul


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