Not necesserily… Can you try using avast at 25 and your email program at 26?
Check if your email headers have the X line for avast (or a note added at the end).
Thanks to everyone whos sticking with this story - hopefully there’s a happy ending!
Now, just tried what you suggested, I’ve got OE6 outgoing on port 26 and maildirect on port 26, and the good news is that I no longer get the 10048 error message from avast on starting the pc, BUT the bad news, is that the outgoing em’s still aren’t being scanned
Here’s the relevant bit from one of the headers:
X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2800.1441
X-Antivirus: avast! (VPS 0434-2, 20/08/2004), Inbound message
X-Antivirus-Status: Clean
X-Filter-Result: Score: -100%, Threshold: 50%
Did you set avast correctly to scan Outbound emails (Internet Mail provider settings)?
Are you email settings changed to 127.0.0.1 with smtp authentication?
Nope, when I tried to email you, I got this message:
Send mail directly failed.
Error: Can not connect host.
Mail delivered Failed.
20/08/2004 21:06:21
DNS Query: Try to get mail exchange host information…
DNS server: 80.58.0.33, 80.58.32.97
Get 1 MX host information.
10 mx.ig.com.br
Try to deliver message to mx.ig.com.br.
Message size: 517 Bytes.
But anyway, I’ve got about 20 email accounts on port 25, I would prefer them and maildirect to stay on that one, so do I need to change something in Avast?