How it's done in FPC I don't know, but in other language tools I use, it
requires a resource file with spefic information in it. I can never
remember all the details, so I have to keep a template resource file
around with the required information in it, and change it for each
program work on.
On 12/02/2021 22:48, James Richters via fpc-pascal wrote:
I have no idea how to register a legitimate program as not having a virus.
I've had this issue before but managed to track down the section of code that
caused it... after a completely exhaustive search.
Anti virus providers normal
How does one sign an executable?
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] Windows Defender considers fp.exe a malicious program
Are signed executa
The problem I have had is when programs I compile generate a false virus
detection.. sure on my own computer I can just disable that directory from the
virus scanner but it becomes a problem when I release it to my customers and
their virus scanners quarantine it. I have no idea how to registe
Are signed executables subject to anti-virus inspection?
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On 12/02/2021 4:17 pm, Bart via fpc-pascal wrote:
> I exclude the folders where fpc/lazarus reside from scanning.
> Also the folders where I develop my programs.
> If you don't you're bound to get strange bugs and thing like this.
Yes, that's a very good idea. We do the same at work for our Java,
On Fri, Feb 12, 2021 at 9:10 AM Alexander Bunakov via fpc-pascal
wrote:
> As of trunk r48648, Windows Defender deletes fp.exe after compilation
> because it considers it an infected file. It claims that fp.exe is
> infected with Trojan:Win32/Fuerboos.E!cl and quarantines the file.
I exclude the
Not only Windows Defender:
After a compiler run sometimes BitDefender moans (seldom) that the
binary is some malware.
Adding (or deleting) some code, another compiler run and the phantom is
gone.
The Anti-Virus programs use a heuristic because of the immense ammount
of malware and virus.
Unfortunately from what I've read just using certain Windows APIs is enough to
get an executable flagged. Probably nothing to be too concerned about.
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Hello all,
As of trunk r48648, Windows Defender deletes fp.exe after compilation
because it considers it an infected file. It claims that fp.exe is
infected with Trojan:Win32/Fuerboos.E!cl and quarantines the file.
Anyone else is experiencing this? Any idea why is this happening?
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