Norton says the hornresp version 34.80 - Product Number 3480-140627 - 1243 KB installer from http://www.hardware-test.de/mcbean/Setup.exe is not safe: contains threat named WS.Reputation.1.
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Hi witasso,
Many thanks for reporting this. I find that I get the same WS.Reputation.1 message as you. This is the first time that I have experienced such an issue.
I have reported the False Positive problem to Symantec Security. The automated reply I received indicates that they endeavour to respond to all submissions within two working days.
In the meantime, note that you can manually remove Setup.exe from quarantine if you are confident that the product is safe. I have just done so myself, to check that the process works and that Hornresp has not been "hacked" in any way.
Rest assured, Hornresp is still 100% safe
.Kind regards,
David
Hi Everyone,
Symantec are as good as their word. I received the following advice less than an hour ago:
"Upon further analysis and investigation we have verified your submission and as such this detection will be removed from our products.
The updated detection will be distributed in the next set of virus definitions, available via LiveUpdate or from our website at Virus Definitions & Security Updates - Symantec Corp."
I subsequently ran LiveUpdate, and then downloaded a copy of Hornresp with no problem - see screenprint attached.
My thanks again to 'witasso' for making me aware of this issue.
Kind regards,
David
Symantec are as good as their word. I received the following advice less than an hour ago:
"Upon further analysis and investigation we have verified your submission and as such this detection will be removed from our products.
The updated detection will be distributed in the next set of virus definitions, available via LiveUpdate or from our website at Virus Definitions & Security Updates - Symantec Corp."
I subsequently ran LiveUpdate, and then downloaded a copy of Hornresp with no problem - see screenprint attached.
My thanks again to 'witasso' for making me aware of this issue.
Kind regards,
David
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Hi Dan,
That would be quite a nuisance
.What has me puzzled is why the problem has only just cropped up, considering that the software has been around for some years now.
Kind regards,
David
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Hornresp Update 3480 -140710
Hi Everyone,
CHANGE
The horn data export Preview tool was not allowing for the possibility of the height or width at a point along the length of a rectangular cross-section horn being greater than at the horn mouth. Although this situation will not normally occur in a practical horn, such a configuration can nevertheless be specified in the Preview tool, and as shown in the first attachment, the schematic diagram was not being correctly scaled in these circumstances.
Preview tool schematic diagrams are now correctly scaled for all configurations, as shown in the second attachment.
Kind regards,
David
Hi Everyone,
CHANGE
The horn data export Preview tool was not allowing for the possibility of the height or width at a point along the length of a rectangular cross-section horn being greater than at the horn mouth. Although this situation will not normally occur in a practical horn, such a configuration can nevertheless be specified in the Preview tool, and as shown in the first attachment, the schematic diagram was not being correctly scaled in these circumstances.
Preview tool schematic diagrams are now correctly scaled for all configurations, as shown in the second attachment.
Kind regards,
David
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False Positive
Hi Everyone,
Unfortunately it seems that with the latest release of Hornresp, the Norton WS.Reputation.1 problem has returned. I am not in a position to contact Symantec every time that Hornresp is upgraded, so it will be necessary for users with Norton antivirus protection to restore their downloaded quarantined copy. It only takes a couple of seconds to do so.
It's a nuisance I know - but please blame Symantec for the problem, not me.
Kind regards,
David
Hi Everyone,
Unfortunately it seems that with the latest release of Hornresp, the Norton WS.Reputation.1 problem has returned. I am not in a position to contact Symantec every time that Hornresp is upgraded, so it will be necessary for users with Norton antivirus protection to restore their downloaded quarantined copy. It only takes a couple of seconds to do so.
It's a nuisance I know - but please blame Symantec for the problem, not me
.Kind regards,
David
Hi David
I did read this, the bassMaxx, is hornresp capable to sim a horn with open back?
I hear some good things about this kind of horn, but it can also be not so real, but the idea of a open system always intriges me.
A hornloaded design where in hornresp I do the back of the speaker wide open in stead of a chamber is maybe a option?
this is the part of that forum. it is maybe also interesting.
I did read this, the bassMaxx, is hornresp capable to sim a horn with open back?
I hear some good things about this kind of horn, but it can also be not so real, but the idea of a open system always intriges me.
A hornloaded design where in hornresp I do the back of the speaker wide open in stead of a chamber is maybe a option?
this is the part of that forum. it is maybe also interesting.
http://forum.speakerplans.com/ said:
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