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Why does the last scanned date not change after I have run a scan?

floridabrits

Hi,

I ran a scan yesterday that 'appeared' to complete properly. I received no messages saying I had any issues.

However, when I click on the Sophos icon and click on Open Sophos Anti-Virus, it still tells me the last scan was in June this year.

Any ideas why this is?  Is this a known bug?

Are there any logs I can look at to confirm the scan did run properly?

Many thanks in advance for any assistance/guidance.

Regards,

Geoff

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    Andrew,

    I, too, have the same problem where scans start, but never complete (so the scan dates always say "never been run"). I have ML v.10.8.2. Based on your comment, I turned off the auto-update, and now scans are actually running!  (However, they are taking forever to scan .zip files - like 8-10 hours for one zip file. I'll post that separately...)

    So, it would appear that I can confirm that the auto-update process kills scans in process. And, given the default is to check once an hour, there is a strong likelihood that a scan will take longer than an hour, and end up getting killed...  :-(

    Karl

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    Andrew,

    I, too, have the same problem where scans start, but never complete (so the scan dates always say "never been run"). I have ML v.10.8.2. Based on your comment, I turned off the auto-update, and now scans are actually running!  (However, they are taking forever to scan .zip files - like 8-10 hours for one zip file. I'll post that separately...)

    So, it would appear that I can confirm that the auto-update process kills scans in process. And, given the default is to check once an hour, there is a strong likelihood that a scan will take longer than an hour, and end up getting killed...  :-(

    Karl

    :1010998
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