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Critical Failure - 2.Sep.2008 3:26:32 PM   
adpro

 

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I had two clients today being experience items could not be processed and outside people were getting bounce backs saying that the Security software could not process the item.  I rebooted the servers and the issue went away.  Has anyone else had this happen today?  Around 12pm EST.
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RE: Critical Failure - 8.Sep.2008 3:08:08 PM   
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adpro,

Are you still receiving this error or has it been resolved?  There were some issues regarding BitDefender updates last week that may have resulted in the errors you were seeing but have since been worked out with BitDefender.

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RE: Critical Failure - 22.Sep.2008 4:59:33 PM   
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after the whole bit defender issue my bit defender is runing again but now also get this error everytime it check for updates...


BitDefender files was successfully downloaded. But a failure occured when updating local engine files.

any

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RE: Critical Failure - 23.Sep.2008 3:35:32 AM   
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Hello everyone.
We have also have the exact same thing happening.

BitDefender failure leading to the entire AV Enginge failing.

Bitdefender failing with the error:
BitDefender files was successfully downloaded. But a failure occured when updating local engine files

Although we have found that just restarting all affected services such as the GFI and SMTP services is enough to get Mailsecurity back on track again.

I have read in other threads in this forum that this was supposed to have been fixed, but I can only concur with adpro that it has not been fixed, at least not for version 8.1

Last good update of BitDefender files was 09/09/08.

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RE: Critical Failure - 23.Sep.2008 7:09:40 AM   
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Hi HenrikAT

If you are running MSEC 8.1, can you try to delete the BitDefender files and then trigger a manual update from the MSEC UI?

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Stop the MSEC services.
2. Clear the following two directories:
(i) the BD engine dir - C:\Program Files\GFI\MailSecurity\AntiVirus\Avx
(ii) the BD downloads dir - C:\Program Files\GFI\MailSecurity\AutoUpdates\Avx
3. Restart the MSEC services.
4. Trigger a manual BitDefender update from the MSEC UI.

Let us know if this solves your problem.

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RE: Critical Failure - 23.Sep.2008 10:30:27 AM   
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thanks

i did as requested but now get

failed to retrieve virus engine version information.. this is after it down loaded the manual update...

did i clear out too much?






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RE: Critical Failure - 23.Sep.2008 10:54:31 AM   
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it just needed some time .. it now works .. thanks Christopher....

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RE: Critical Failure - 23.Sep.2008 11:20:56 AM   
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Yes, the "Failed to retrieve virus engine version info" message was displayed because there were no BitDefender engine files during the time it took to apply the downloaded updates.

My apologies if this caused concern - I should have specified it beforehand.

Thanks for letting us know that the problem is solved.

< Message edited by christophers -- 23.Sep.2008 11:23:58 AM >


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RE: Critical Failure - 26.Sep.2008 4:32:55 AM   
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Can also verify that manual clearing of BitDefender files and then doing a manual update seems to have solved the problem.

Thanks for the help christophers.
 
// HenrikAT

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RE: Critical Failure - 14.Oct.2008 5:20:03 PM   
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HenrikAT,

Thanks for letting us know.

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