green icon if email protection disabled

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by ProTON, Mar 4, 2009.

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  1. ProTON

    ProTON Registered Member

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    All versions before 4.x had green icon in tray if email or web access protection is disabled and turned red/orange only when resident protection got disabled. Now if one of the modules are disabled it is orange.

    It would be nice that at least on BE version icon behaviour could be defined in the configuration, because most companies run email scanner on server or web scanner on router, and scanning on user side twice makes no sence.
     
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    Is it possible to disable email scanning and not have it turn orange, give warnings, etc.?

    I use gmail and don't need email client protection.
     
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    Don't disable email client protection, go to Advanced> Miscellaneous > Email client integration and untick the clients.
     
  4. ProTON

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    Doesn't NOD uses more ram/cpu cycles this way?
     
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    No, why should it.
     
  6. ProTON

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    Then I'm wondering what exactly that switch does? Isn't it unloading Email module from memory like in the older versions?
     
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    The email modules are never loaded until the email client is loaded, by following my steps you're telling it not to load, i.e. not to use the memory.
     
  8. ProTON

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    Well at least in v2 email module was loaded with antivirus itself. And client's email was proxied through it. It would be nice to hear from ESET guys how technically this changed in v3/4.

    Also, if that checkbox does nothing in v4 as you say, then why it exist at all? :)
     
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    I don't think I made myself clear... I never said the checkbox does nothing. I said unticking it prevents it from being loaded with the email client, if it was ticked, it would be loaded with the email client.
     
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