I have an email message that got through with the .doc.exe extension that perlscan WAS finding right up till around 1:45am then there are no more log entries showing an 'unallowed attachment' so f-secure should then take over. Interesting that the extension type message reject quit at exactly the same time as the f-secure definitions update runs. Anyway, I have an email that came through at 3:24am with website.doc.exe attachment that perlscan didn't recognize the extension and f-secure didn't scan (or recognize). There are dozens of other messages that did get rejected because of extension till 1:45 then many more that got scanned and the .zip file was discovered with f-secure. Will keep you posted on further developments. __________________________ Greg Kelley, Technology Director Britannic Aviation, US and UK US Office: Pease Int'l Tradeport 68 New Hampshire Ave. Portsmouth, NH 03801 603.766.3005 http://www.britannicaviation.com AOPA, EAA, SSA CFII SEL, MEL; Comm Glider
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