F-PROT 6.0.4.1 beta available (released 29 Jun 2006)

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  1. Chubb

    Chubb Registered Member

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    F-PROT 6.0.4.1 beta available (released 29 Jun 2006, up from 6.0.4.0)

    Changlog:
    http://www.f-prot.com/download/release-notes-windows-beta.html

    Version 6.0.4.1, released 29 Jun 2006

    Changes and enhancements:
    - Improved handling of corrupt/superfluous update replies.
    - Description changed.

    Fixed issues:
    - Problems scanning .jar files in Firefox and Thunderbird.
    - "List index out of bounds (-1)" error.
    - Can not obtain a trial key via proxy.
     
  2. ASpace

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    Great . What about HTTP scan or built-in IDS in F-prot ?
     
  3. Chubb

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    Hm...There is no mention about the HTTP scanner in this beta changelog. Haven't tried it yet. :D
     
  4. ASpace

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    I tried it . It worked great , it is really stable and I can find no problems . Impressive beta version , IMO :D

    However , I would like to "see" Mike's opinion about IDS and/or HTTP scan in this version
     
  5. iwod

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    Anyone see lower memory consumtion then last beta?
     
  6. ASpace

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    No , me no ;)
     
  7. Blackcat

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    No, figures seem not to have changed here;


    FPAVServer.exe- 13,112K VM, Peak memory at 18,288K.
    FProtTray.exe- 1,844K VM, Peak memory at 5,500K.

    Running on a WinXP SP2 setup.

    Despite these figures being greater than the old F-Prot v.3, the RTM still seems very light, even on the default ALL file setting which includes archive scanning.
     
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  8. rdsu

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    The HTTP Scanner and Email Scanner still are only for IE and Outlook?
     
  9. ASpace

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    Sorry , I didn't notice HTTP scan in F-prot during mu tests . I use only MS products such as Internet Explorer
     
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  11. ASpace

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    Misunderstanding , this post of mine is a little bit two-way ... :D
    Well , I mean that I would like to see IC and his opinion and what FRISK thinks about additing IDS and HTTP scan there :cool:
     
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    :D

    Let we see what he have to say about that... ;)
     
  13. Chubb

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    Hi Blackcat,

    So 6.0.4.1 is a RTM build? :eek:
    Just bug fix only and no more new features? :'(
     
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    RTM = Real time monitor in this case.
     
  15. Chubb

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    Oh thanks for the correction..:oops: :p
     
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    Nice to see that in F-PROT 6.0...
     

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    What about the jump from 3.16f to ver. 6 when it goes final. Will it be a free upgrade to licensed users? My current subscription ran out yesterday and it seems everybody is beta testing new versions at the moment.
     
  18. Miyagi

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    That's nice feature - automation. I have noticed this when F-Prot v6.0.4.0 automatically upgraded when I logged in my pc. It would be nice if F-Prot can give a notification window that this is happening or that it would occur. I remember it took some time on my 1.5ghz notebook to accomplish the upgrade. ;)

    The signature update is a lightning speed; quietly updating in the background.
     
  19. Chubb

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    Yes, you can take a look of this:

    http://www.f-prot.com/products/prices/price_win_personal.html

    "All prices refer to annual licences that include one year of virus signature file updates, version upgrades and technical support via e-mail"
     
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    Running this beta now and I am enjoying it a lot. Just a question, what antispy programs would you recommend I run to supplement this F-Prot 6 beta and thanks.

    Gary
     
  21. pykko

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    perhaps Ad-Aware personal edition will be the best option. It's free. ;)
     
  22. ASpace

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    Spybot S&D (free)
    www.safer-networking.org/microsoft.en.html

    Ad-Aware se Personal (free)
    www.lavasoftusa.com
     
  23. Chubb

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    Under my testing envirnoment, F-PROT 6.0.4.1 beta runs in harmony with SpySweeper 5.0 Beta 3 with no problems. :D
     
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    Thank you very much. Is that beta open to all?

    Bary
     
  25. huntnyc

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    Sorry I meant the SpySweeper beta.

    Gary
     
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