New BETA 4.5.536 - hopefully solving many of the issues...?

[bob3160]

Lets make it official.

[Vlk]

Approximately 14,784 bytes means the size actually has a fractional part? A couple of bits more - something like 0.375 byte?   Sorry, couldn't resist

Ever heard of the character , used as a thousand separator (as opposed to the decimal point)?

I don't know how about UK but it's definitely NORMAL in the US...

[S.Z.Craftec]

Hihihi  

This becomes funny... Alwil guys, you are great !!!

[igor]

Erm, I was referring to the word "approximately", which implied you actually rounded the number

[Eddy]

Ever heard of the character , used as a thousand separator (as opposed to the decimal point)?

Time for the Us to comply by the metric system when it comes to measurements and ways to put things in writing

[Vlk]

I said approximately beucase I'm not sure about builds 517, 518 and 523. The number os taken from 531.

[bob3160]

igor and Vlk:
  ;DPlease don't fight. This is a family show.

[housi]

Hi Vlk

Try switching to the XML storage, it may actually help (see e.g. http://forum.avast.com/index.php?board=2;action=display;threadid=8795;start=msg72526#msg72526 for instructions on how to do this). Please note that changing the storage type will probably reset all your customized settings.

I did change ODBC to XML as you mentioned. Result is the same. But now as I know the maximum length of 255 Bytes, I've inserted more stars (*) in the entries, i.e. Prog*\Agn*\Outpost Fire*\op_data.mdb in place of Programme\Agnitum\Outpost Firewall\op_data.mdb. Is there a way to control, if these entries are working as desired?
Sincerely
Housi

[Lisandro]

I've inserted more stars (*) in the entries, i.e. Prog*\Agn*\Outpost Fire*\op_data.mdb in place of Programme\Agnitum\Outpost Firewall\op_data.mdb. Is there a way to control, if these entries are working as desired?

Why don't you workaround this with:
*\op_data.mdb
or just
*op_data.mdb ?

[housi]

Why don't you workaround this with:
*\op_data.mdb
or just
*op_data.mdb ?

Good idea, thanks for the hint. But what about control, if it works as desired? On clicking "show details .." I see, that the appropriate files are scanned anyway.

[Lisandro]

if it works as desired?

The programmers should say something about...
I said workaround  

[housi]

I see, that the appropriate files are scanned anyway.

This statement is false. What I'm seeing are a lot of e.g. dll-Files, but the declared file is not scanned. Workaround or not I've a solution for me  
Regards
housi

[Lisandro]

Workaround or not I've a solution for me  

Housi, glad I could help in anyway...
Stay tunned with the forums  

[wasid]

I just checked mine and the driver is v. 4.1.357
The other is 4.5.514
Remember, I'm not having any problems that I'm aware of.

I'm sorry, of course you're right. The version number of aavmker4.sys probably hasn't changed (our fault) so please instead of checking the version of this file, check its size.

It should be approximately 14,784 bytes (as opossed to about about 13,248 which it was in avast 4.1).


Thanks
Vlk

Ok ive checked:

aavmker4.sys = 14,784 bytes , 4.1.357.0
aavm4h.dll = 163,840 bytes , 4.1.415.0

[osborneuk]

still no ability to send mail    Times out
Win Xp Home SP2, Zone Alarm, Avast! 4.5.531, Turnpike mail client