\Mail\\Trash File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\Trash\PartNo_1#2142653006 File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\Trash\PartNo_0#3517757697 File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\Inbox.msf File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\popstate.dat File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\msgFilterRules.dat File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\Inbox File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\Inbox\PartNo_0#599384397 File was skipped because of scanner settings. \Mail\\Inbox\PartNo_0#599384397\PartNo_0#38486210 File was skipped because of scanner settings. Ok, I've got the report file, what should I do with it?īTW there's nothing in it, here is the block of one of the mailboxes, the largest, the others are identical:
I don't see any point in scanning them each time. On a side note, sorry for repeating, the scanning of mailboxes should be only optional. I remove all the spam anyway and the mailboxes should be "clean" of viruses. Oh, of course I don't remember what is in the mailboxes, I don't know if it could be a particular attachment or something. If I leave the files in place, AVAST creates other files the next scanning passage and removes them when it finishes, leaving the "leftovers" there. I don't have any problem in manually removing the files. The first time I manually removed the files thinking of a glitch but I can reproduce the same behaviour any time so I thought to post it here. It happened to me to stop the scanner and then I got those files in the "_avast_", that apparently aren't removed upon scanner stopping. Not that big considering mail archives can be easily some Giga large. I haven't seen what happens with the AVAST screen server scanning enabled.Īt some point of the scanning AVAST meets my Thunderbird mailboxes, that are inside a "mail" folder of about 170MB.
I don't do anything special, I either run the "standard scan" on C: or the "scan" via Explorer extension (don't know if they are exactly the same).
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