*** INTRODUCING: New pre-release build of avast [NOW 5.0.542] ***

[Asyn]

I think you misunderstood, it's restricted to local storage >>> once inserted, the tag doesn't synch with other email clients in IMAP mode; no big deal, except this also means that even for the client where it was inserted, it doesn't really exist >>> mail list entries remain untouched and local filters don't see the tag.

I did understand, but that's why i don't use IMAP at all...
asyn

[xqrzd]

Improvements in the Behavior Shield (realtime antirootkit part)

Could it be improved more? I just tested the latest beta with TDL3, avast didn't give any warnings about the rootkit installation, TDL3 installed with ease.

[Vlk]

Updated to 5.0.542.

[piennepi]

nice to try thanks

[Hermite15]

I think you misunderstood, it's restricted to local storage >>> once inserted, the tag doesn't synch with other email clients in IMAP mode; no big deal, except this also means that even for the client where it was inserted, it doesn't really exist >>> mail list entries remain untouched and local filters don't see the tag.

I did understand, but that's why i don't use IMAP at all...
asyn

you don't use IMAP because of that ...or of what exactly

[Rednose]

Updated to 5.0.542, but in " Process Virtualization - Expert Settings - Internet Access " the radio buttons are not fixed. For reference see Logos post :

http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=59223.msg499693#msg499693

Greetz, Red.

[Hermite15]

new option in virtualization (542): only one out of three settings active for internet access (like in 533) >>> restricted permissions (screen shot). Funny as I can still access the internet with tweetdeck virtualized. Other settings still not available (allow all, allow none). May be there's just a UI atm...
 Another thing, I can't get rid of a process appearing in the virtualization list (audiodg.exe). Was probably depending on another main process being virtualized but this one seems sticky >>> it's still there when I got nothing running virtualized (I stopped it from task manager).

[Rednose]

Well, I checked again, but that option isn't working for me With me it is fixed on " Allow all ". But I think you are right that it is a GUI problem.

Greetz, Red.

[cadremis]

Pre'release build 5.0.542 updated from 5.0.533 with no problems and working just fine here with me!

[pk]

@Logos + Rednose,

only one out of three settings active for internet access Smiley (like in 533) >>> restricted permissions (screen shot). Funny as I can still access the internet with tweetdeck virtualized. Other settings still not available (allow all, allow none). May be there's just a UI atm...

uhh, could you please rephrase that, please? I'm not sure if you complain to GUI or to internet access restrictions functionality. Here I can set all three radio buttons and if I click OK, the settings is saved and my virtualized browsers reflect the changes.

as for audiodg.exe -- this is a compatibility issue, in fact, this process is really executed from web browsers and it's still running even you exit your web browser... I'll try to fix it...

[Rednose]

Petr

With me the radio buttons are not working as they didn't in 5.0.533, by default " Allow all " is selected and fixed.

Greetz, Red.

[acuariano]

using the free version,it feels like this new version is taking  a little more memory.
previous version fells lighter.

[ace11]

what about the flooding of the FW log with endless blocked connection entries ??

[Hermite15]

@Logos + Rednose,

only one out of three settings active for internet access Smiley (like in 533) >>> restricted permissions (screen shot). Funny as I can still access the internet with tweetdeck virtualized. Other settings still not available (allow all, allow none). May be there's just a UI atm...

uhh, could you please rephrase that, please? I'm not sure if you complain to GUI or to internet access restrictions functionality. Here I can set all three radio buttons and if I click OK, the settings is saved and my virtualized browsers reflect the changes.

as for audiodg.exe -- this is a compatibility issue, in fact, this process is really executed from web browsers and it's still running even you exit your web browser... I'll try to fix it...

1 just checked again, that's a UI bug, you can activate them by clicking on the text lines, not on the radio buttons
2 audiodg.exe starts with Windows here. It's running constantly it seems, it runs already before I launch any web browser for the first time in a Windows session...

[Hermite15]

attempt to filter Avast marked spam mails in Thunderbird failure (making the anti-spam feature still unusable)
no feedback
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=59223.msg500153#msg500153

I mean guys, it's not like a majority is using Outlook, and software like Spamihilator (okay a full featured anti-spam proxy) can interfere at POP/IMAP level