IMON action

[DGeorge]

I have IMON set to clean and quarantine infected e-mails and delete and quarantine uncleanable e-mails but I still get a screen prompting me to choose an action when an uncleanable e-mail in detected.
I am running XP SP1 with NOD2.12.3 with latest updates.

Any ideas why it is still prompting instead of silently deleting and continuing on its way?

[rumpstah]

Hi DGeorge:

Under the Miscellaneous tab/Setup in IMON is where the actions for the different file types are found. I have mine all set to Clean/Quarantine Delete/Quarantine and I am not prompted.

Drop us a note if this helps. ;)

-{ Quote: "I have IMON set to clean and quarantine infected e-mails and delete and quarantine uncleanable e-mails but I still get a screen prompting me to choose an action when an uncleanable e-mail in detected.
I am running XP SP1 with NOD2.12.3 with latest updates.

Any ideas why it is still prompting instead of silently deleting and continuing on its way?" }-

[ronjor]

DGeorge

Have you tried the silent mode?

[Blackspear]

You can choose various actions for each type of file type, see the attached screenshot.

Hope this helps...

Cheers ;D

[DGeorge]

Thanks for the responses.

Thats the problem. I already have it setup to clean/quarantine then delete/quarantine for e-mails but it still asks me if I want to delete or rename.

I'll try silent mode but I dont want it to stop alerting me of other stuff by doing so.

[Blackspear]

Did you click on the drop down box in the previous screen shot and choose an action for "Emails"?

As per following screen shot.

Cheers ;D

[Phil_S]

My settings are just like Blackspear's above, except that I only have the quarantine box ticked for uncleanable emails, otherwise I find I get two copies of every infected email in quarantine. I also have NOD set to run in silent mode, and don't get any notifications or requests for user intervention when accepting emails - NOD does its stuff in the background.

I've also got NOD set to alter the Subject of infected emails with the string "Virus: <virusname> pre-pended to the title (POP3 tab of IMON setup), and set up a rule in my email client to forward all such emails to a dead letter box.

Phil