michael6767

[michael6767]

I tried the Client 4.91 sp3, but did not get another result. 🙁

Regards,
Michael

[michael6767]

I did some more checks, the problem only occurs on machines with the groupwise interims version 7.0.1 build 537 from 15/11/2006. The problem can be a groupwise bug because I have to logon to my mailbox if I first login on my workstation only local and then logon to netware and start groupwise. If I directly logon to netware during the startup of windows xp everything is ok and I do not have to logon to my groupwise mailbox.

Regards,
Michael

[michael6767]

I sent you the two configuration files.

Regards,
Michael

[michael6767]

I got the same problem (access violation with scriptproxy.dll) with McAfee 8.0i. It is a new “feature” from McAfee that javascript and vbscripts are scanned, e.g. they redirect the scripts to their own engine.
You can disable this by modifying the registry with the following info from NAI.

Q: I’m getting errors when executing
JavaScript/VBScript. How does ScriptScan work?

A: There are two registry entries, one for
JSCRIPT.DLL and one for VBSCRIPT.DLL that are
redirecting calls to the VirusScan Enterprise
ScriptScan DLL called SCRIPTPROXY.DLL.
ScriptScan is an optional component; you can
remove it from your computer to see if errors
subside. The registry keys to check are;

HKCRCLSID{f414c260-6ac0-11cf-b6d1-00aa00bbbb58}InprocServer32

– Default value should be:
c:windows foldersystem32jscript.dll
(The path is operating system specific.)

– VSE sets:
c:program filesnetwork associatesvirusscanscriptproxy.dll

HKCRCLSID{B54F3741-5B07-11cf-A4B0-00AA004A55E8}InprocServer32

– Default value should be:
c:windows foldersystem32vbscript.dll
(The path is operating system specific.)

– VSE sets:
c:program filesnetwork associatesvirusscanscriptproxy.dll

[michael6767]

Hello,

I have the same problems, the “undo” button is missing and I cannot migrate the tasks.

Did you fix this in the near future?

[Author]

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