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MacHomeAV interferes w/Java

caspersgrin

Hi,

Back in June I installed the Sophos home edition anti-virus and then I began to notice java apps took a long time to come up and it came to a real head when I attended a development conference and I could brely get NetBean or Eclipse (both Java IDEs) to function.  Originally I though this might be a hardware problem but after doing some googling I found several posts describing my Mac specific java problem exactly and the specific fix was to remove the Sophos home edition.  I did that, and the problems all went away.

I assume that what I downloaded in June is an older version than what I can download right now.  So, the question is: has that problem been fixed or are there specific options that can prevent that.  Otherwise, that slowness is a show stopper.

Thanks,

Rob

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    QC wrote:

    It's Scan inside archives and compressed files in the On-Access settings - which when turned on can cause a significant slowdown (it's usually safe to turn it off). Note that performance will suffer anyway if the application loads very many executables as they all have to be scanned.

    Christian

    One note... After the first access of this kind of application, all the scans should be cached, so future loads should be faster, unless the data has changed.  If this isn't the case, something's wrong and likely needs to be investigated.

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    QC wrote:

    It's Scan inside archives and compressed files in the On-Access settings - which when turned on can cause a significant slowdown (it's usually safe to turn it off). Note that performance will suffer anyway if the application loads very many executables as they all have to be scanned.

    Christian

    One note... After the first access of this kind of application, all the scans should be cached, so future loads should be faster, unless the data has changed.  If this isn't the case, something's wrong and likely needs to be investigated.

    :1004273
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