Older version and huge problem

[Darren Walker]

HI Richard,

I have given in - basically I tried the latest version and just worked back
from there until I managed to get one to work- all the versions are on the
download page, so they were quite easy to work back from. 

Im sure that somehow we managed to get v4 working on it before the problem
but I just cant work out how we did it and I cant afford to spend any more
time on it. 

Thanks for your all your help - I managed to find an old copy of f-prot and
installed that along with version 3.27. It seems to be working but it wont
scan inside any zip files- which is a bit of a problem, but beggars cant be
choosers...

Thanks once again

Darren

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[mailto:mailscanner-bounces at lists.mailscanner.info] On Behalf Of Richard
Siddall
Sent: 09 March 2006 12:35
To: MailScanner discussion
Subject: Re: Older version and huge problem

Darren Walker wrote:
> Hi Paul,
> 
> Thanks. Yeah we tried that- installing a second version of Perl - and
> Mailscanner then allows you to ignore the two versions, the problem is
> getting the modules to run/install properly through CPAN- however many we
> install there is always a problem afterwards when we start up Mailscanner.
> What we found was a couple of times the GUI would open without a password,
> but when you clicked on a user you couldn't modify anything, or the menus
on
> the left wouldn't work and so on.
> 

Darren,

MailScanner worked on a RaQ up to at least version 4.31.  Perhaps Julian
can find an old (i.e. Perl 5.005 compatible) copy for you to try on the
Qube.

Regards,

	Richard Siddall
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