On 30 May 17  12:19:34, Janis Kracht said the following to Ward Dossche:   
      
   JK> The full story of that HUB is that this HUB's software, MBSE, will not toss   
   JK> software that Nick released as distributed because if fails a virus test th   
   JK> MBSE's internal virus checker uses, which happens to be ClamAv IIRC.  Yes,    
   JK> brought to my attention by this HUB in the UK who runs MBSE, I checked the   
   JK> other files released by Nick and saw other files in the past had the same   
   JK> problem. And Yes, I asked Nick to send a new release that would pass all vi   
   JK> scanning tools.   
      
   You assume it had a virus because VINCE told you so, taking his word over    
   mine... I'm the author. Its my code. It comes straight from my system.   
      
   Do you really think I would publish something that has a virus, knowing full   
   well what would happen to not only the users but to naysayers having their day   
   crucifying me on the cross over it. That is why I asked if you really think I    
   would let that happen and if you think I'm that stupid.   
      
   Again - Why is it that BinkD fails the Avira test on virustotal.com and its    
   okay to have those on your system, Wilfred's Fmail tosser failed a virus check   
   at one time, no flack given to him, but mine for some reason irks your chain.   
      
   What does it say about Clam AV that many Enterprise-grade security software   
   passes my files with flying colors but that precious little program cannot?   
      
   This is not an ego-thing. This is a common sense thing. You chose not to deal    
   with the publisher, you chose to rely on someone else that IT HAS A VIRUS.   
      
   Only when ***I** pointed this out to you did you change your tune. You did not   
   use common sense as a system administrator of a major mail system.   
      
   Nick   
      
   --- Renegade vY2Ka2   
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