F-Prot false error message

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I posted this to F-Prot, attached the file to them, no answer. I posted
to Frisk (FProt) in the discussion group, no answer.

For some reason, F-Prot terminates at my "minivideopoker" executable
file with a false error message.
If I move it off the hard drive to a floppy. Then run F-Prot,
everything runs fine, a normal complete scan.
The minipoker exe has always worked fine as a program.

This is the error message:
------
CauseWay DOS Extender v3.49 Copyright 1992-99 Michael Devore.
All rights reserved.rt - 5 December 2003 @ 17:46
Exception: 0E, Error code: 0004
¦Program version: 3.14b
EAX=8360585D EBX=004058B4 ECX=00000004 EDX=AB3DD03D ESI=AB3DD03D
EDI=836056B9 EBP=83605670 ESP=835967D0 EIP=8350E42D EFL=00010282
¦VIRUS SIGNATURE FILES
CS=018F-7CB02000 DS=0197-7CB02000 ES=0197-7CB02000
FS=0197-7CB02000 GS=019F-xxxxxxxx SS=0197-7CB02000
¦MACRO.DEF created 1 December 2003
CR0=00000000 CR2=00000000 CR3=00000000 TR=0000
¦Search: Local hard disks
Info flags=00008018
¦Files: Attempt to identify files
Writing CW.ERR file....
¦No viruses found in memory.
CauseWay error 09 : Unrecoverable exception. Program terminated.
-----

I then tested the file at the online KAV site, no virus found:
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KAV online virus check 12/29/03
minivideopoker.exe Ok
Statistics: Known viruses: 80038
Updated: 30.12.2003
File size (Kb): 800
Virus bodies: 0
Archives: 0
Files: 1
Suspicious: 0
Warnings: 0
---------

F-Prot won't run if it is present on the hard drive.
Any idea why F-Prot reports this false error, and what to do
about it?

Mike Sa
 
ms said:
I posted this to F-Prot, attached the file to them, no answer. I posted
to Frisk (FProt) in the discussion group, no answer.

For some reason, F-Prot terminates at my "minivideopoker" executable
file with a false error message.
If I move it off the hard drive to a floppy. Then run F-Prot,
everything runs fine, a normal complete scan.
The minipoker exe has always worked fine as a program.

This is the error message:
------
CauseWay DOS Extender v3.49 Copyright 1992-99 Michael Devore.
All rights reserved.rt - 5 December 2003 @ 17:46
Exception: 0E, Error code: 0004
¦Program version: 3.14b
EAX=8360585D EBX=004058B4 ECX=00000004 EDX=AB3DD03D ESI=AB3DD03D
EDI=836056B9 EBP=83605670 ESP=835967D0 EIP=8350E42D EFL=00010282
¦VIRUS SIGNATURE FILES
CS=018F-7CB02000 DS=0197-7CB02000 ES=0197-7CB02000
FS=0197-7CB02000 GS=019F-xxxxxxxx SS=0197-7CB02000
¦MACRO.DEF created 1 December 2003
CR0=00000000 CR2=00000000 CR3=00000000 TR=0000
¦Search: Local hard disks
Info flags=00008018
¦Files: Attempt to identify files
Writing CW.ERR file....
¦No viruses found in memory.
CauseWay error 09 : Unrecoverable exception. Program terminated.
-----

I then tested the file at the online KAV site, no virus found:
-------
KAV online virus check 12/29/03
minivideopoker.exe Ok
Statistics: Known viruses: 80038
Updated: 30.12.2003
File size (Kb): 800
Virus bodies: 0
Archives: 0
Files: 1
Suspicious: 0
Warnings: 0
---------

F-Prot won't run if it is present on the hard drive.
Any idea why F-Prot reports this false error, and what to do
about it?

Mike Sa
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Mike, if it's only with that one file, then it is likely to be something
within the file itself, and not F-Prot (or not directly anyway). You may
want to contact the minivideopoker.exe developers to see if they know
anything about it.....

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Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
 
Any idea why F-Prot reports this false error, and what to do
about it?
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It's not a "false error". For some reason, the .exe file causes F-Prot
to crash. There's apparently a bug in F-Prot which needs to be fixed.

Is this F-Prot for DOS? If so, is my FP-UP program being used perhaps?
If so, have you tried running F-Prot "straight" without my program
shelling it?


Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
 
ms said:
I posted this to F-Prot, attached the file to them, no answer.
Click to expand...

It is on the "to-do" list - tracking down those (rare)
Causeway-extender crashes is somewhat difficult, but we will get
around to it.

-frisk
 
Fridrik said:
It is on the "to-do" list - tracking down those (rare)
Causeway-extender crashes is somewhat difficult, but we will get
around to it.

-frisk
Click to expand...

Thanks,

Mike Sa
 
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