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Ryan Novosielski wrote:
> This happened before. You don't mention a version, but I believe that
> the version was 2.0.2. The problem though is that you say that the -fd
> file itself has a virus. That file could have been infected after
> installation, I suppose... you don't make it clear what you did and what
> is going on.
>
> Bill Szkotnicki wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I have had a strange thing happen.
>> Here we use McAfee virus scan for our windows machines and recently
>> McAfee seems to think that the bacula client bacula-fd.exe contains a virus.
>> Has anyone encountered this?
>> And is it possible that there is a virus?
Hello,
the last time that happened, AVG reported a false positive on the
installer, not the FD executable itself (reason for that being that we
use NSIS for the installer which some malware/virus writers seem to use
too).
I find it doubtful that the FD itself would be infected, unless, as you
mention, a virus on this machine infected it after it was installed.
Try to reinstall the Bacula FD and see if it still complains. If it
does, contact McAfee support and have them check out the file (probably
a false positive).
Greetings,
Michel
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