[x3d-public] cannot update SVN on X3D sourceforge. Please removesupposed virus.

[yottzumm at gmail.com]

Seems okay:

https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/a78df54f5e37994200d070590e970cfedb01cf93f44bbd7c6e64c3faf8ab84b5/analysis/1493028764/

Is the file signed (probably the signature has to be up-to-date too)?  I would have more of a case then, see:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum/protect_defender-protect_scanning/cant-submit-false-positive-for-analysis/741acf98-78b5-49f7-a53a-a04e7677c76e

I’ll have to disable the anti-virus to get a copy of the file to submit, as the vendor does not support URL submission, AFAIK.  I do have automatic submission turned on.  Hmm.   Hmm. 

I wonder if there’s an option for SVN?

John

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From: Michalis Kamburelis
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2017 4:52 AM
To: John Carlson
Cc: X3D Graphics public mailing list; Don Brutzman
Subject: Re: [x3d-public] cannot update SVN on X3D sourceforge. Please removesupposed virus.

2017-04-24 8:37 GMT+02:00  <yottzumm at gmail.com>:
> Please remove SetupFluxStudio.exe from X3D sourceforge repository until such
> time as it’s been proven that it’s not a virus.  I cannot update easily, and
> have to check out a fresh copy of the whole repository each time, and it
> stops on the file.  Here’s what I try to do after it fails:
>
> $ svn up
>
> svn: E155037: Previous operation has not finished; run 'cleanup' if it was
> interrupted
>
>
>
> $ svn cleanup
>
> svn: E155009: Failed to run the WC DB work queue associated with
> 'C:\x3d-code',  work item 26552 (file-install 83
> legacy/showcase/ContentCreationSuite/authoring tools/FluxStudio/SetupFluxStudio.exe
> 1 0 1 1)
>
> svn: E720002: Can't open file
> 'C:\x3d-code\.svn\pristine\3a\3ad6a0dee0e9726c5748
> 48cda4b5ffee07d86cd9.svn-base': The system cannot find the file specified.
>
>
> If someone has a solution or has given me a solution in the past, please let
> me know (try another svn client????, disable virus checker???? LOL).
>

Your virus checker probably silently removes the suspected file (or
moves it to some "quarantine" folder).

I guess that all SVN clients will exhibit problems, as they will all
be surprised by the fact that a file that was just downloaded is
immediately missing from disk. All SVN clients always first download
the file from server, and store it as "pristine" copy (that is only
kept to be able to make "svn status / diff" work offline), and then
later they copy it to the actual directory (outside the svn magic
".svn" subdirectory). All SVN clients use the same libsvn under the
hood, as far as I can tell.

It's not really SVN's fault, I can imagine a lot of software crashing
(e.g. other version control systems) if the files they "work with" are
suddenly removed in the middle of operation.

Disabling the anti-virus seems like the right solution.
- Or, disabling it's pro-active "moving the files to the quarantine
folder" is another solution. It should be possible from the anti-virus
preferences.
- Reporting this file to your anti-virus authors, so that they can fix
it (and *not* be detected as a virus), is also an option.

Regards,
Michalis

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