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Date:	Thu, 1 Aug 2002 04:53:09 PST7
From:	Harry Chris Motin <hmotin@attglobal.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: NVC causes problems of restarting WPS after CHECKINI etc.

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svobi,

I know that you are happy that you fixed that problem. I'm just guessing
here, but could it be that programs like UniMaint, Cleanini and Checkini
do not work properly, if certain other programs are running (like
antivirus)? Ever thought about leaving NVC on your system, but closing
it down, first, before using UniMaint, Cleanini and Checkini? That
might work?

HCM
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"Info2SYNass.NET" wrote:
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> Hello Jim, SCOUG-Help team members
> and CC to: Norman's Analysis team
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> Some time ago I have discussed with you the problem that my WPS
> istn't
> restarting anymore after CHECKINI !
>
> In the meantime I had checked and tried again and again this very
> strange
> behavior. I also used UniMaint and CleanINI but however and
> whatever I tried:
> Totally no success ;-(
>
> Jim Read has sent me UniMaint 5.10.25 to update my current
> 5.10.23 to
> overcome this possibly ...
> ... but still also no sugess ;-((
>
> With our present discussion about "Virus Scan Program" I got
> touched with an idea:
> Could it be NVC ???
> This morning I completely removed NVC from my system:
> Deleted all entries in CONFIG.SYS and STARTUP.CMD and the whole
> NVC folder
> and its related folder in the WPS !!!
> With UniMaint I also deleted the NVC entry !!
>
> Then ran CHECKINI and see: SUCCESS !
>
> After long time I have a normal restarting WPS after CHECKINI &
> CleanINI without
> forcing a C-A-D ;-))
>
> I am very happy that our Virus Scan Discussion has brought my to
> solve this problem
> but I am not so happy about the behavior of Norman's Virus
> Control ;-((
>
> Just wanted to let you know:
> Norman for sure is one of the worlds leading Virus Scanner
> Supplier but NVC still
> does such system deep and important bug !
>
> Well, to know this behavior: You are able to deal with this
> difficult situation and
> next time we may remember (each others) about this behavior till
> Norman has
> eliminated this ;-))
>
> Regards, svobi
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