Hi all,
Does anyone have a suggestion for extracting the data from an old Symantec
QA .DTF file? A client has a very old system that no longer works, and
we're hoping to pull the data out for inclusion in the new system I'm
writing for them.
Thanks!
John
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You can export the data, John. Provided of course that you have the
original QA executable. My thinking is they probably will.
GaryT
On 07/11/13 05:08, John J. Mihaljevic wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone have a suggestion for extracting the data from an old Symantec
QA .DTF file? A client has
J. Mihaljevic
Sent: 06 November 2013 18:08
To: profox@leafe.com
Subject: Reading Symantec QA .DTF file
Hi all,
Does anyone have a suggestion for extracting the data from an old Symantec QA
.DTF file? A client has a very old system that no longer works, and we're
hoping to pull the data out
Weird, this was days ago
Al
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Hi gang, resending as didn't show
Any reason Symantec end point
Al,
Do they have a bog standard server or is the data held on either a Raid-5 or
NAS device? We had problems with Symantec and Raid5 and subsequently moved
over to Sophos Endpoint and it got rid of all the problems.
Dave C
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Hi gang
Any reason Symantec end point would mess with network dbf's. Client is
having problems similar to write ahead cache left on errors. VFP9 SP1 on
XP
Allen
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Hi gang, resending as didn't show
Any reason Symantec end point would mess with network dbf's. Client is
having problems similar to write ahead cache left on errors. VFP9 SP1 on XP
Allen
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Name change Al ?
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To protect the innocent? No Jean why do you ask?
Al
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Sent: 17 September 2010 17:05
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Name change Al ?
A+
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That's why Al:
Mail Server to profox
Just joking oc
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from there this morning which is why I sent it again from the Profox
account.
Al
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Behalf Of Jean Laeremans
Sent: 17 September 2010 17:35
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re: [NF] Symantec
Hi gang
I have a client who seems to have the symptoms of write ahead cache problems
but IT say write ahead cache is off all the pc's including the data server.
I think these are all XP.
I suppose hub is a possible but has anyone had problems with Symantec end
point ?
Allen
hits overall. As
much as I aggressively loath the consumer level Symantec products, I'd say
they can rest easy.
Dave
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As much as I aggressively loath the consumer level Symantec products, I'd
say they can rest easy.
Thanks for the recap, Dave! Knowing your penchant for getting it right I
know I can take your observations to the bank, so to say.
Gil
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From: profoxtech-boun
That POS was written in VB and was a hog. If this new one is as light on
the system as the article suggests it might actually be OK.
If nothing else it will prompt a lot of price slashing and freebie
releases from the AV vendors.
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alanpbourke (at) fastmail (dot) fm
On Fri, 19 Jun 2009 09:20 +0100, Alan Bourke alanpbou...@fastmail.fm
wrote:
That POS was written in VB and was a hog.
When I say that, I mean the old MS AntiSpyware, I wasn't clear there.
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Hi Matt,
Didn't they try this in dos 6 something-or-other? ROFL!
In other news, a lady on the SLUG Linux list had some intruder from
Romania logged
via Twitter @laprice:
If you had any doubts that symantec was doomed, you may now abandon
them.
http://bit.ly/qbrQm
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King | Retail Solutions
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http://bit.ly/qbrQm
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How well did the Microsoft Anti-Spyware software work out? LOL
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From: Matt Jarvis matt.jar...@kingrs.com
Subject: [NF] the end of Symantec?
To: profox@leafe.com
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 5:12 PM
via Twitter @laprice
Well for us now its free
Al
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Sent: 18 June 2009 18:07
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re: [NF] the end of Symantec?
How well did the Microsoft Anti-Spyware software
by ATT
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Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:20:20
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: RE: [NF] the end of Symantec?
Well for us now its free
Al
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gil hale wrote:
Free at what cost? If it fails to work as well as Symantec's AV solutions,
who pays (dollars or time)? M$, or the hapless victim who was foolish to
think that somehow this time for sure M$ actually got it right? My money is
not on M$ to provide a thorough solution.
Gil
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Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 7:23 PM
gil hale wrote:
Free at what cost? If it fails to work as well
as Symantec's AV solutions, who pays (dollars or
time)? M$, or the hapless victim who was foolish to
think
Michael Madigan wrote:
Not the chicks you want to spend your life with.
Hi Michael!
Not me, not you, the Gates guy's lunch companions.
Free at what cost? If it fails to work as well
as Symantec's AV solutions, who pays (dollars or time)? M$, or the
hapless victim who was foolish to think
As I use avg im not bothered anyway
Allen
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Sent: 18 June 2009 18:50
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Subject: Re: [NF] the end of Symantec?
Free at what cost? If it fails to work
I had to disable the MS Anti-Spyware because it just slowed my machine to a
crawl. I bet this will be the same.
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Subject: RE: [NF] the end of Symantec?
To: profox@leafe.com
Date: Thursday
, May 30, 2008 3:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [NF] Symantec Antivirus Corporate
Michael,
We upgraded from V8 to the latest corporate version 3 months ago and
have
ended up kicking it out. It was just so unstable and SLOW SLOW SLOW
despite
excluding filetypes such as dbf, cdx etc
any database related files. Easy to do and to distribute to client PCs
if you use the Symantec Control Console on a PC/Server that manages the
client PCs. My recommended setups in the documentation will help you get
the best performance with excellent protection.
Ciao!
Gil
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I have a client with Symantec Antivirus corporate version 8.0 running on 10
computers. Just recently the date stamp on the virus definitions stopped
showing on the client screen and now just shows blank space. This is a known
issue.
Everything else seems to run fine. They are still
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Subject: [NF] Symantec Antivirus Corporate
I have a client with Symantec Antivirus corporate version 8.0
running on 10 computers. Just recently the date stamp on the
virus definitions stopped
files, and omit any
database related files. Easy to do and to distribute to client PCs if you
use the Symantec Control Console on a PC/Server that manages the client PCs.
My recommended setups in the documentation will help you get the best
performance with excellent protection.
Gil
% - used up by
the Symantec Services may I add.
The problem seemed to be more prevalent with AMD processors for some reason,
but as we are split about 80% to 20% AMD:Intel it was a pain.
We trialed Sophos and last month installed Sophos Endpoint suit which is a
smaller footprint, centrally controlled
On Fri, 30 May 2008 08:19:05 +0100, Dave Crozier
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We trialed Sophos and last month
Sophos rules. An exercise in small, fast and unobtrusive. Also fantastic
tech support.
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Thanks for all that information.
Am I safe continuing to use 8.0 or are there things that will get by it?
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Thanks for all that information.
Am I safe continuing to use 8.0 or are there things that will get by it?
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I hadn't heard that. Thanks
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Michael,
We never had any breaches
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Thanks for all that information.
Am I safe continuing to use 8.0 or are there things that will get by it?
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the biggest
problem is that the renewal option won't be available after the
end of this
year so no more virus updates.
Renew with an SAV upgrade. If your reseller does not know how to do that
let me know and I can handle it for you (yep, I am a Symantec Channel
Partner reseller, and can get
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Date: Friday, May 30, 2008, 4:42 PM
the biggest
problem is that the renewal option won't
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Thanks Gil.
So is it 12/31/2008 when the 8.0 updates stop? I'll probably evaluate
sophos too
So is it 12/31/2008 when the 8.0 updates stop?
I have not looked into when v-8.0 support ends. I got the Symantec Channel
Partner and AutoTech reseller accounts to help get my clients their SAV
renewals for less than retail. If you know when the client's current
license expires, and the number
upgrades to V8 would no longer ship
from the end of this year and an upgrade was the only course of action
Did you mean the renewals would no longer be available, and an upgrade
would be the only Symantec option available? If so, that is what I hear in
the US.
Re: any alleged superior
there really isn't an edition of Symantec Ghost for
server OS's?
Thanks!
Malcolm
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