Strange filepro event
Jose Lerebours
fpgroups at gmail.com
Tue Feb 27 08:33:20 PST 2018
not sure how this is an "strange filePro event" since it is more of a
"intrusive antivirus program" ... Perhaps, this program has a "white
list" where anything in ~filepro ~fp is given a pass?
lol, I am sure I am gonna get it for even thinking that a white list may
exist as the list itself could be compromised and hide viruses ... what
a vicious cycle.
On 02/27/2018 11:25 AM, Nancy Palmquist via Filepro-list wrote:
> Fellow filepro Users,
>
> I just had a customer call that is using a Windows Server for
> filepro. They reported that an error indicated a file was not found
> which turned out to be a file called "CREDITFM.prc".
>
> We looked further and the "CREDITFM.OUT" was also missing as was
> another form and process called "CREDIT2.prc" and "CREDIT2.out"
>
> We searched further and it seems every filepro process and output that
> started with the letters "CREDIT" were removed. They had such files
> in two different filepro databases.
>
> My guess is that these files were somehow tagged as possible virus
> files and maybe removed automatically or a user somewhere was queried
> about removal and agreed. It is unlikely that a user searched out
> these files and deleted them for sport.
>
> I am usually not surprised by this when I see filepro files
> disappear. I had zero length files deleted - usually DATA files which
> you don't notice until you try to change the map or expand the file.
>
> But if you have a customer on a windows server and files of this type
> disappear maybe this will save you some time checking it out.
>
> I do not have the name of the virus scanner they use. The user was
> not familiar with that part of the system.
>
> Nancy
>
>
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