my hard drive has almost filled up overnight
I read some of the posts on the previous F secure forum website about this problem but am getting stuck.
I went to try to use the fsaua-reset.exe and a small screen popped up with the message:
Are you sure you want to reset Automatic Update Agent and Server? (Y/N)
What do I do here (I hit the 'Y' key and nothing happens)
Any posts on here that can help.
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Maybe you should first find out with WHAT your HDD got filled up by before running some cleaning software.
Then what version are you using?
And are you running fsaua-rest with Admin Righs?
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I ran WinDirStat which reported of an 80GB HD,
56.9% was filled with Program Files
of which
64.5% was F-Secure
of which
94.9% was FSAUA.PM
of which
99.9% was data
of which
100% was db
of which
61.5% was 4320652
and 15.5% was 4320651
there are also in the db folder other about 10 other folder of similar title (eg 4320595) containing files sizes from 116MB to 778MB
What are these db files?
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Hi,
Are you sure about the folder name? Policy Manager (PM) has a folder FSAUS.PM hosting the "F-Secure Automatic Update Server" but FSAUA.PM does not ring a bell...
Meaning the workstation has Policy Manager installed. To answer your question, the folders with numbers in their names contain different databases as downloaded by PM and provided to connecting hosts running our products like Client Security.F-Secure folder now uses about 29 Gb which is not to be expected.
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Hi MJonline,
Please provide us the following informations:
1. Which Windows OS you have?
2. Which F-Secure Program you have? Internet Security/Client Security/Policy Manager & etc?
Best Regards,
Jayson
F-Secure Community Moderator
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F-Secure Anti Virus for Windows Serves 8.01 build 207
Windows XP
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Hi MJonline,
You may find more details about FSAUA-RESET tool from our KB article:
http://www.f-secure.com/en_US/support/knowledgebase/article-details.html?id=1334
However the Anti-Virus for Windows Server is not supported on Windows XP, it is for Windows Server operating system only.
I would suggest you to send an e-mail to our support: ****@f-secure.com for further investigation. Kindly attach a FSDIAG together with your e-mail, you may include this post in your e-mail as well.
To create FSDIAG file: http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/support/contact/fsdiag
Best Regards,
Jayson
F-Secure Community Moderator[Moderator edit, this address is no longer in use, please refer to the web form:
http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/support/contact/request]
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@MJonline wrote:F-Secure Anti Virus for Windows Serves 8.01 build 207
Windows XP
This is not possible!on an XP you do not have AV for Servers and with AV for Servers you do not have FSAUS.PM.
So I expect that you have a Windows Server with F-Secure Policy Manager and F-Secure Anti-Virus installed
Please post a screenshot from "software" to confirm.
If you have Policy Manager installed, which version?
If Version 9 then install the Hotfix or even better upgrade to PM10!
Finally a value of 7 to 15GB just for the db-folder is normal. currently the largest folders I have is at 385 MB (...\db\yyyyyyy\xx) but the numbers are constanly raising and I expect the value to reach 500 MB by end of 2011.
The total size depends on the number of updates F-Secure sent out in the last 7 days!
What exact size is your db folder?
Does it still increase?
BR
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