Amon Exlusion Fix

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  1. PosiXX

    PosiXX Registered Member

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    After upgrading to v2006 components my exclusions for AMON didn't work either. However:
    After adding the directories with DOS-format it works for me!

    for instance, i'm using XWall on my exchange server, directory C:\Program Files\XWall

    I have added to my exclusions list:

    C:\Program Files\XWall type directory, permanent and include subdirs
    C:\Progra~1\XWall type directory, permanent and include subdirs

    And now the directory is excluded from AMON! :cool:

    Maybe you guys with the same problem can try this..
     
  2. optigrab

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    Re:What's new about the component update??

    I'll be darned! :D (How'd you think of that?)

    It worked here - exclude of Boclean working fine now!

    Thanks PosiXX !
     
  3. marti

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    Re:What's new about the component update??

    Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    It works for me also. Thank you for sharing this.

    Edit: In testing it doesn't hang anymore when using Trojan Hunter Live update, but AMON is still scanning the files. I had the AMON interface up on the desktop and moved it so I could see it scan with I opened TH Live update.
     
  4. martindijk

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    Hi PosiXX,

    How do i set this up for files in other directories, like:

    D:\ZFILES\MCAFEEFIREWALL\OUTPOST\OUTPOST FIREWALL\OP_VIEWER.EXE

    thanks,
    Martin
     
  5. optigrab

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    Martin,

    All CAPS (I think - worked for me), remove spaces, any names more than 8 characters must be truncated to 6 and followed by "~1" (or possibly a ~2, or ~3). For a better reference, refer to the following link (I hope it's okay to post).

    http://www.delanet.com/~pparish/filename.htm


    I think your example would read like this...

    D:\ZFILES\MCAFEE~1\OUTPOST\OUTPOS~1\OP_VIE~1.EXE

    As noted in the link, please be mindful that the truncate rule raises the possibility of duplicate file and/or folder names. Check the alphabetized listing in each directory in the path.

    Regards
    Optigrab :)
     
  6. PosiXX

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    Hello Martin,

    Caps isn't mandatory, just the 6 + '~1' for directorynames longer than 8 characters will do fine.
     
  7. DiGi

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    just use dir /X ;)

    I think that all this about exclusions a BOclean is in way what BOclean is executed.

    If you have in AMon full (long) windows path and file is executed by shorten path then AMon can't handle exclusion. So you must use path as is used in Run key / Startup / etc...

    I'm using exclusions (for some exe files and one folder) with no problem since 2.000.4 (my first NOD)
     
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    Hi all,

    Thanks for the input, think i have got it now :)

    rgds,
    Martin
     
  9. spy1

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    Did they already include this fix into the program? Or do you still have to do it manually? (I don't "exclude" anything, so I really don't know). Pete
     
  10. marti

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    Pete,

    You have to determine the DOS file name on your own and carefully input it.
     
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    Thank you, Marti. Pete
     
  12. WilliamP

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    Ok, now that you guys have it all figured out, how about telling me what I have to type into Exclusions to get NOD to exclude SpyBot S&D please.
     
  13. rumpstah

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    Typically to exclude directories using the DOS 8.3 format you can try the following:

    C:\program files\Spybot - Search & Destroy
    C:\progra~1\spybot~1

    The first six characters are used for 8.3 format.
    ~1 is used for the first directory with the first 6 letters.

    Drop us a note if this helps.
     
  14. SaracenBlade

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    I haven't tried this with NOD32, but if you enclose long filenames and paths in quotes, like "c:\Program Files\Blowfish Email Encryptor\mysig.enc" they are fully recognized by XP's command prompt.
     
  15. FanJ

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    In case you would like to get the short-file-name of a file, there is a free tool to get it.

    Look at this thread:
    Right-click-context-menu in Windows Explorer

    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=13098

    There are several programs mentioned there, but the one you need is:
    Ninotech Path Copy 4

    Have a look at that thread and you will see a screenshot of it, several examples, a description of it, and the download-link.

    Cheers, Jan.
     
  16. fingers

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    re Ninotech Path Copy 4
    love it thanx makes doing dos batch files/scripts easy

    dave
     
  17. FanJ

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    :D

    Hi Dave,

    You're welcome !

    Cheers, Jan.
     
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    Anybody tried that oone??

    Ruben
     
  19. WilliamP

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    Jan , I downloaded the Ninotech Path Copy 4 and whe I right click I can choose to copy short or long path. But when I click on either the window closes and I don't see anything. If it is being copied how can I find it. Help please.
     
  20. anders

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    My guess is that it's located in the clipboard? Go somewhere and try to paste it.

    Best regards,
    Anders
     
  21. WilliamP

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    I'm a little slow and computer ignorant. I have it figured out now. I went to AMON excludes, right clicked and pasted. Guess what it copied the paths. I copied the long and the short. I appreciate the help.
     
  22. WilliamP

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    Ok gang , I copied and pasted the SpySpot path, folder. I tried long and short. It will still hang when AMON is not disabled.
     
  23. martindijk

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    Hi all,

    Gave it a try also, but still the files and folders i have entered are not being excluded

    rgds,
    Martin
     
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