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Last Login: 6/9/2008 12:25:49 PM
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| Ever since a weird issue a few weeks ago, I've left imail set to alert me when it detects a virus, and redirect the email to another mailbox I set up so I could investigate when needed. Today I see it has caught one of my users trying to forward an "infected" email. I went to the redirected email and have checked it thoroughly ( no attachments, so I opened the source and there is nothing there - one link to incredimail.com and one animated gif from incredimail ) no other links, no mysterious coding or scripts, nothing!
While I understand "better safe than sorry" this doesn't look like a case of erring on the side of caution - I can't see any reason for this to be flagged as a virus. Is there no way to "tweak" the Symantec AV? Or any updates or fixes that will reduce the number of false positives? |
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Last Login: 6/9/2008 12:25:49 PM
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| | THANK YOU!!! I did have those errors so I changed the setting to allow access to malformed containers. This won't slow my server down or cause any other problems will it? |
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