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Hi Friedrich,
We find we have to manually add an exception to AVG (typically) for our
workstations that access the application (via a shortcut to the server
installed application). Is it possible to do this automatically from the
installer? This would make our life much easier. The exe is signed, the
server program folder has been added as a share and everyone is added for
access.
This appears to be our last hurdle in an otherwise seamless install (and
auto-update) system.
Thanks
Geoff
Hi Geoff,
> We find we have to manually add an exception to AVG (typically) for our
> workstations that access the application (via a shortcut to the server
> installed application). Is it possible to do this automatically from the
> installer? This would make our life much easier. The exe is signed, the
> server program folder has been added as a share and everyone is added for
> access.
>
> This appears to be our last hurdle in an otherwise seamless install (and
> auto-update) system.
as far as I know, there is no API in AVG for a third party to
programmatically update the AVG settings (this would be considered a
security hole). AVG says that it has to be done manually according to the
necessity of the user.
Friedrich
>(this would be considered a
>security hole)
Glad MS thinks it's ok to add windows admins and other holes via setup
apps :)
Jeff Slarve
www.jssoftware.com
Twitter free since Jan 11, 2016
I'll search help files & Google for you.
Grammar troll's, are the worse.
> >(this would be considered a security hole)
>
> Glad MS thinks it's ok to add windows admins and other holes via setup
> apps :)
Yes, absolutely <vbg>
Friedrich