Created on 01-20-2010 02:57 AM
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recently i started seeing File reached uncompressed size limit, where to uncheck thisuse CLI to adjust how your AV should manage the uncompression of scanned files for pop3 service
config antivirus service pop3 set uncompnestlimit <value> endwhere <value> = max nested compression levels to scan (2-100) default = 12.
regards
/ Abel
recently i started seeing File reached uncompressed size limit, where to uncheck this " subtype=scanerror pri=notice fwver=040001 vd=" root" msg=" File reached uncompressed size limit." status=" passthrough" service=" pop3"There is no unchecking of that limit. It' s the largest uncompressed file size that will be scanned. Anything larger will be passed through...unless you block it with the oversized file threshold, but that' s a separate thing entirely. The default is 10 MB, and the maximum size depends on the FortiGate model.
config antivirus service pop3 set uncompsizelimit <value> endwhere for an 100A unit is: <value> = max uncompressed size to scan (1-24MB or use 0 for unlimited) apologies for the noise,
regards
/ Abel
Created on 01-21-2010 01:46 AM
config antivirus service pop3 set uncompsizelimit <value> endnow i have setup this . let me wait and watch.
Created on 02-12-2010 01:09 AM
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/ Abel
Created on 02-14-2010 09:47 PM
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