What A/V exclusions are needed for Clearwell ?
This can be quite a common question, you should exclude the following directories from your virus scan.
• d:\mysql
Note: If the mysql direcory is scanned, the anti-virus software is likely to quarantine or delete the files. The first symptom of this scenario is that your backups start failing.
• d:\mysql\temp
Note: If the mysql\temp direcory is scanned, the anti-virus software is likely to quarantine or delete the files. The first symptom of this scenario is that your backups start failing.
• d:\CW\<current_version>
Note: The following subfolder needs to be scanned:
d:\CW\<current_version>\scratch\temp\esadb\attCacheDir\
You should scan the following directory
d:\CW\<current_version>\scratch\temp\esadb\attCacheDir\
Note this is the directory where documents are placed temporarily during native viewing or where files are cached and as such should be scanned.
Disabling Your Anti-Virus Software
If you decide to discontinue the practice of scanning documents for viruses, ensure that you remove the esa.netit.virus_scanner_dir property through the Support Features > Property Browser
Upgrades / Installations
NOTE: For upgrades If you are upgrading or installing a new version of Clearwell, Clearwell strongly recommends disabling your anti-virus software first.
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What is displayed in the Clearwell UI when an item is flagged as “quarantined” and resides in the “d:\CW\<current_version>\scratch\temp\esadb\attCacheDir\” folder?
If the AV software determines the item is a threat and quarantines it, can Clearwell still display it or show metadata for it?
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