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I always found it annoying that SpIDer Guard from DrWeb would never load the Virus Base that one had just updated.I received this E-mail from Boris B Zhmurov which help a great deal. Here is part of it.
I ask if SpIDer Guard would detect a new virus that was just covered in the new Virus Base that I just downloaded? I always thought I had to reboot to load the new Virus Base. Boris responded: " Yes. SpIDer will catch new virus. But only in one hour. If You want, that SpIDer load new bases faster, you may change parameter: UpdatePeriod = 60m in drweb32.ini. "60m" mean - 60 minutes. Change this parameter to "10m", and SpIDer will load new bases after every 10 minutes." I think DrWeb support is second to none. They respond in hours instead of days. And they respond in person ![]() Thanks DrWeb and Boris B. Zhmurov ![]() Regards Tim
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Thanks for that post, Tag97. I too thought I had to reboot, and that has been my only complaint against this GREAT antivirus. And you're right about the support.
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What if you don't have a file drweb32.ini. Do you just creat it and add the setting to it?
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Cool! Thanks for the info.
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Steve,
To the best of my knowledge you WILL have the DrWeb32.ini file. It will be in the main DrWeb directory. |
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I can't understand why you don't have the .ini file, since that's the configuration file. Maybe someone here can explain it.
In my .ini file it had "UpdatePeriod = 60". I changed it to "UpdatePeriod = 10m", and I too got an error after a reboot. I changed it to "UpdatePeriod = 10", and it works. Try leaving off the "m". Scotcov |
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If you download DrWeb32 from http://www.drweb.ru , during installation you will be asked for th base refreshing time!
If your configuration is working, you should have the drweb.ini file in DrWeb directory… Technodrome
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Steve, do a search for Drweb32.ini. You have to have it or DrWeb wouldn't be working.
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If you installed in default directory, then most likely it will be in your directory C:\Program Files\DrWeb for Windows
Even a search for drweb will bring the file up. |
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I swear, I don't have the file. I created it in the drweb directory, this time when I added the setting I left off the "m" and that solved the error problem. Since the only setting I have is the one I just added, is there anything else that needs to be in the .ini file? I'm not having any problems that I know of.
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Perhaps someone with this file can post its contents here (as long as there's nothing in there that's private).
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Ok, here's the contents of the Drweb32.ini file. I don't see how his copy could work without it.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Windows] LngFileName = "" FilesTypes = EXE,COM,DLL,SYS,VXD,OV?,BAT,BIN,DRV,PRG,BOO,SCR,CMD,386,FON,DO? FilesTypes = XL?,WIZ,RTF,CL*,HT*,VB*,JS*,INF,PP?,OBJ,LIB,PIF,AR?,ZIP,R??,GZ FilesTypes = Z,TGZ,TAR,TAZ,CAB,HLP,MD?,INI,MBR,IMG,CSC,CPL,MBP,SH,SHB,SHS,SHT* FilesTypes = MSG,CHM,XML,PRC,ASP,LSP,MSO,OBD,THE*,EML,NWS,SWF,MPP,TBB UserMasks = "*.EXE","*.COM","*.DLL","*.SYS","*.VXD","*.OV?","*.BAT","*.BIN" UserMasks = "*.DRV","*.PRG","*.BOO","*.SCR","*.CMD","*.386","*.FON","*.DO?" UserMasks = "*.XL?","*.WIZ","*.RTF","*.CL*","*.HT*","*.VB*","*.JS*","*.INF" UserMasks = "*.PP?","*.OBJ","*.LIB","*.PIF","*.AR?","*.ZIP","*.R??","*.GZ" UserMasks = "*.Z","*.TGZ","*.TAR","*.TAZ","*.CAB","*.HLP","*.MD?","*.INI" UserMasks = "*.MBR","*.IMG","*.CSC","*.CPL","*.MBP","*.SH","*.SHB","*.SHS" UserMasks = "*.SHT*","*.MSG","*.CHM","*.XML","*.PRC","*.ASP","*.LSP","*.MSO" UserMasks = "*.OBD","*.THE*","*.EML","*.NWS","*.SWF","*.MPP","*.TBB" ScanFiles = ByFormat HeuristicAnalysis = Yes CheckPackedFiles = Yes CheckArchives = Yes CheckEMailFiles = No InfectedFiles = Cure SuspiciousFiles = Report IncurableFiles = Move ActionInfectedArchive = Move ActionInfectedMail = Report ActionInfectedContainer = Report RenameFilesTo = #?? MoveFilesTo = "infected.!!!" ExcludePaths = "C:\Program Files\Diamond Computer Systems" VirusBase = "*.vdb" LogToFile = Yes OverwriteLog = Yes LogScanned = No LogPacked = Yes LogArchived = Yes LogFileName = "Drweb32w.log" LogFormat = ANSI ShowProgressBar = Yes ScanPriority = 25 TestMemory = Yes TestStartup = Yes AutoSaveSettings = Yes ScanSubDirectories = Yes TestBootSectors = Yes PromptFloppy = Yes PromptOnAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedAction = Yes PromptOnIncurableAction = Yes PromptOnSuspiciousAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedArchiveAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedMailAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedContainerAction = Yes PlaySounds = Yes UseDiskForSwap = Yes AlertWav = "C:\Program Files\DrWeb\ALERT.WAV" CuredWav = "cured.wav" DeletedWav = "deleted.wav" RenamedWav = "renamed.wav" MovedWav = "moved.wav" FinishWav = "finish.wav" ErrorWav = "error.wav" UpdateAllFiles = No OnUpdateRun = "" ScanFDD = No ScanHDD = Yes ScanCD = No ScanNet = No LimitLog = Yes MaxLogSize = 1512 RestoreAccessDate = No WaitAfterScan = No LogStatistics = Yes EnableDeleteArchiveAction = No [SpIDerGuardNT] LngFileName = "" FilesTypes = EXE,COM,DLL,SYS,VXD,OV?,BAT,BIN,DRV,PRG,BOO,SCR,CMD,386,FON,DO? FilesTypes = XL?,WIZ,RTF,CL*,HT*,VB*,JS*,INF,PP?,OBJ,LIB,PIF,AR?,ZIP,R??,GZ FilesTypes = Z,TGZ,TAR,TAZ,CAB,HLP,MD?,INI,MBR,IMG,CSC,CPL,MBP,SH,SHB,SHS,SHT* FilesTypes = MSG,CHM,XML,PRC,ASP,LSP,MSO,OBD,THE*,EML,NWS,SWF UserMasks = "*.EXE","*.COM","*.DLL","*.SYS","*.VXD","*.OV?","*.BAT","*.BIN" UserMasks = "*.DRV","*.PRG","*.BOO","*.SCR","*.CMD","*.386","*.FON","*.DO?" UserMasks = "*.XL?","*.WIZ","*.RTF","*.CL*","*.HT*","*.VB*","*.JS*","*.INF" UserMasks = "*.PP?","*.OBJ","*.LIB","*.PIF","*.AR?","*.ZIP","*.R??","*.GZ" UserMasks = "*.Z","*.TGZ","*.TAR","*.TAZ","*.CAB","*.HLP","*.MD?","*.INI" UserMasks = "*.MBR","*.IMG","*.CSC","*.CPL","*.MBP","*.SH","*.SHB","*.SHS" UserMasks = "*.SHT*","*.MSG","*.CHM","*.XML","*.PRC","*.ASP","*.LSP","*.MSO" UserMasks = "*.OBD","*.THE*","*.EML","*.NWS","*.SWF" ScanFiles = All HeuristicAnalysis = Yes CheckPackedFiles = Yes CheckArchives = No CheckEMailFiles = No InfectedFiles = Report SuspiciousFiles = Report IncurableFiles = Report ActionInfectedArchive = Report ActionInfectedMail = Rename ActionInfectedContainer = Report RenameFilesTo = #?? MoveFilesTo = "infected.!!!" ExcludePaths = VirusBase = "*.vdb" LogToFile = Yes OverwriteLog = Yes LogScanned = No LogPacked = Yes LogArchived = Yes LogFileName = "SpiderNT.log" LogFormat = ANSI TestMemory = Yes PromptOnAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedAction = Yes PromptOnIncurableAction = Yes PromptOnSuspiciousAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedArchiveAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedMailAction = Yes PromptOnInfectedContainerAction = Yes PlaySounds = Yes UseDiskForSwap = Yes LimitLog = Yes MaxLogSize = 512 RestoreAccessDate = No UpdateFlags = "drwtoday.vdb" UpdatePeriod = 10 GuardMode = Smart VirusActivityControl = Yes ScanBootOnShutDown = Yes DisableIDTHook = Yes LogStatistics = Yes Acknowledge = No EnableDeleteArchiveAction = No [DOS] LngFileName=""
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Steve, I would get hold of DrWeb tech support and ask them what's going on. As you can see, the ini file contains the instructions for the program to work. I don't understand how you could have a functional copy of DrWeb without it.
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"The configuration settings are contained in DRWEB32.INI. This file is located in the same directory as DrWeb32W and SpIDer programs. If the configuration file is missing, the program will use default settings." So that explains how it was still working, but doesn't explain why it wasn't there to begin with. Anyway, it's working fine now, I tested it and any changes I make in the UI get saved to the .ini. I feel better now. Thanks everyone for the help. |
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Very strange indeed.
I have renamed my drweb32.ini file. After reboot and starting program, the file was re-created so still doesn't explain why it wasn't on your sys. |
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Steve:
That file is also name rWeb32Configuration settings 5KB
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