redwolfe_98
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« on: Mar 2nd, 2008, 5:33pm » |
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hello.. is there a problem when trying to update TH from within a limited-user account? i ran the updater from within a limited-user account and it seemed to work, but i am not sure if it did or didn't.. TH says that it has the latest updates, but i am not sure that i actually have the latest malware-definitions, despite what TH is saying since i was running as a limited-user when i ran the updater..i am not sure that, when running in a limited-user account, windows would allow the latest malware-databases to be "written" into the TH ruleset-folder in c/program files.. incidentally, i am running TH build 4.7.. update: i tried testing TH with the "trojansimulator"-while in a limited-user account.. one minor problem there was that the trojansimulator couldn't "install" while in the limited-user account.. still, TH flagged "simulator.100", whatever it was called.. i guess that was the "tsserv.exe" process that was being flagged.. i had THGuard set to not automatically remove trojans so i manually selected for THGuard to remove the trojan.. there was a problem there.. since i was using a limited-user account at the time, windows would not allow THGuard to "quarantine" the file.. consequently, the file was not removed or quarantined, though apparently the tsserve.exe process was killed, at least, it wasn't running when i checked.. so, this demonstrates my concern about whether or not the updater would be able to "write" to the "ruleset folder", in "c/program files/trojanhunter".. i rebooted into safe mode so that i could adjust the "permissions" for TH's "quarantine" folder, so that THGuard, hopefully, will now be able to "quarantine" any "trojans" that it flags.. while i was at it, i checked the permissions for the "ruleset" folder.. interestingly, it already had full permissions for the limited-user account.. apparently, that allowed the updates to work from within a limited-user account.. still, it is curious that the ruleset-folder already had full permissions for the limited-user account.. you wouldn't expect the folder to have those settings, not without the "administrator's" adjusting them and making them that way..
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