Which exe to exclude??

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  1. tosbsas

    tosbsas Registered Member

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    Hey guys

    I have a question:

    The new spampal is working with a transparent proxie and that way you can sue the standard ports to listen and to check for mail. But this way in some configurations nod gets to check twice every mail. Spampal offers a possibility to exclude exe files from using the transparent proxie layer. Which exe would have to be excluded to stop imon of checking twice??

    Spampal can't recognize dll's

    Thanks

    Ruben
     
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    ronjor Global Moderator

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    tosbsas

    Does this help?

    Spampal


    Due to changes in how the email scanner works, the 2.xx versions, doesn't need quite as much configuration, as it transparently scans on port 110. However, this results in two problems:

    a. the email now has two "This message was checked by NOD32 Antivirus System" tags added to the email, since it is being checked once when SpamPal accesses it and again when the email program does.

    b. email retrieval is significantly slower because each message is being scanned for virii twice.

    The easy solution to the problem it to let NOD32 continue to scan port 110 and change SpamPal's POP3 Local port (on the Port Properties pane) to something like port 1101 and then telling your email program to use 1101 as well.

    (The Port Properties pane is accesed by right-clicking on SpamPal's umbrella tray icon, then click on Options. Now click on the Connections option and select port 110 POP3. Finally click on Properties.)
     
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  3. tosbsas

    tosbsas Registered Member

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    I think I wrote that one - that would do the trick, but at spampal they are tring to get as back to be abel to use the normal ports - therefore the transparent proxy :)-) If there is no *.exe from nod - well I will go that way

    Ruben
     
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    Doesn't excluding nod32krn.exe make a difference?
     
    Marcos, Oct 18, 2004
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