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to: BEN RITCHEY
from: KEN HRYNCHUK
date: 2005-02-27 16:33:00
subject: F-Prot

BEN RITCHEY wrote to KEN HRYNCHUK on 02-25-05 12:15:

 BR> * An ongoing debate between Ken Hrynchuk and Ben Ritchey rages on ...

 BR>> *** Please note: the latest SIGN.DEF breaks F-prot v3.1x under
 BR>> native DOS (crashes the Causeway Extender) ... I do have an older
 BR>> version of SIGN.DEF if anyone wants it until they fix this ...
 BR>> other DEFs are fine.
 | KH> Could you please post a follow-up if F-Prot comes up with a fix? For

 BR> DEFs dated Feb 24th seem to fix the problem (works here).

I did read your follow-up, Ben. Do you scan in native DOS regularly?
The reason I ask is because I haven't been doing so, very often, lately
(but I have a bootable CD-RW with DOS versions of VirusScan, F-Prot, and
an older NAV ready to go at the first hint of trouble). Now that I think
of it, I'm really overdue for a good, old-fashioned 'secure scan'. And,
after reading about your recent experience, I should add Native DOS
Update Testing to my regimen. I'd hate to run into a 'surprise', when
trying to repair a compromised system. Thanks again for the very timely
info..

   Ken

 
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