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| Vista Business 32bit | F-secure and junction points Hi! I've got a problem with F-secure Client security and Vista junction points named application data. The virus scan gets stuck in these recursive folder structures or the scan takes ~6h. The folder is: \\?\C:\Users\All Users\Application Data\ where Application data appears 14 times. I've understood that this might be a problem with a particular anti-virus software but at F-secure they did not know about this problem. So, has anyone stumbled on this problem with F-sec or another anti-virus prog. and what has been your solution? Furthermore, what is a correct number of recursive folders in this path? I'm thinking that there might be a program in my computer creating too many of these loops. Any help is greatly appreciated! WR, Mervi |
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| | Re: F-secure and junction points Mervita, If there are 14 different Application Data subfolders at C:\Users\All Users then there may be some sort of file corruption going on. Configure F-secure to not scan the folder since nothing can be 'stored' there anyway and see if that restores the one subfolder that should be there MowGreen [MVP 2003-2009] =============== *-343-* FDNY Never Forgotten =============== Mervita wrote: Quote: > Hi! > > I've got a problem with F-secure Client security and Vista junction > points named application data. The virus scan gets stuck in these > recursive folder structures or the scan takes ~6h. > > The folder is: \\?\C:\Users\All Users\Application Data\ where > Application data appears 14 times. > > I've understood that this might be a problem with a particular > anti-virus software but at F-secure they did not know about this > problem. So, has anyone stumbled on this problem with F-sec or another > anti-virus prog. and what has been your solution? > > Furthermore, what is a correct number of recursive folders in this > path? I'm thinking that there might be a program in my computer creating > too many of these loops. > > Any help is greatly appreciated! > > WR, Mervi > > |
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| | Re: F-secure and junction points I am not sure I understand what you mean by "recursive folders" but the maximum size of a "path" is 260 (with some exceptions). In this context, a path includes the filename. The following might be too technical for you but it does provide all the details. File Names, Paths, and Namespaces http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...um_path_length "Mervita" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:6de2e55d8ba486f0f9f9730840b30532@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > Furthermore, what is a correct number of recursive folders in this > path? I'm thinking that there might be a program in my computer creating > too many of these loops. |
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