Vlk,
Apparently the ashServ shutdown problem first experienced during the beta testing
is still with us.
I’m still getting them on a sporadic basis. Once every few days and for no apparent reason.
I’ve attached the latest unp file for your scrutiny.
One other annoying problem has to do with ashQuick and Zip files.
My default compression program is Power Archiver and when I download a zip file, the context
function always shows avast! as the first program in the list that pops up and selecting avast to do the scan,
does absolutely nothing.
I have to open the zip file which then brings up Power Archiver and select Scan.
At that point, the file is extracted into a temp folder and then scanned by avast!.
Please note that for any other file types, the context menu always shows avast!
in the 6th or 7th position of the context menu list.
For a downloaded zip file, it’s always in the first position.?
Well, I meant if avast! log viewer shows some errors maybe.
I suppose that if you run ashQuick on the downloaded .zip file manually (= from command-line), it works OK, right?
What do you have in the context menu for the .zip file?
The problem is in the context menu
ashQuick will not scan the zip file.
If however I open the file and then thru Powerarchiver select scan which invokes ashQuick,
it scans just fine.
This is what happens when I do a right click on the zip file.
Please note that avast always appears as the 1st item in the context menu and when I select
avast!nothing happens.
Well, let’s forget (for a while) about the fact that it works in PowerArchiver - it is are not so important ;), and also about the fact that avast! is the first item in the menu.
(More interesting question would be: are the usual items moved down in the context menu, or are they simply missing?)
Does the problem affects .zip files only - or would it occur e.g. with some other archives (.rar, .cab, …) as well?
Check the default value of HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.zip
in your registry; it has some name (maybe CompressedFolder, maybe ZipFile, don’t know).
Now, navigate to the key called exactly the same under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
(e.g. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CompressedFolder).
What’s the content of the “ShellEx” subkey (especially ContextMenuHandlers key)?
Well, I meant it a little different.
First, click on the .zip key and check the (Default) value in the right pane. It will probably say “CompressedFolder”.
So, navigate to
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CompressedFolder\ShellEx\ContextMenuHandlers
As you can see from the picture the only change is that ashQuick is now in the second position
but it still doesn’t work.
If it helps, ClamWin which I use as a back up context menue scan, is also effected and also
doesn’t work.
igor
When and/or if you do, please let me know.
Till them i’ll just continue to scan the file from within the PowerArchiver program.
That works like a charm.
