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InterCheck very slow when running maven

Hi, 

when I run apache maven to build a java software project, since some 2 months or so, intercheck blocks the process for about one minute with 100% cpu load before maven (mvn clean install) starts.

How can i circumvent this?

What is intercheck doing that uses so much cpu?

Can I exclude mvn from being scanned?

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  • Java and jar files can cause the on-access scanner a lot of work.

    In Preferences, from the on-access tab [1] ensure under the 'Options' tab [2] you have compressed files unchecked [3] - this is default and so would be off out of the box.  Both can/should be unchecked if you have problems.

    If you are still having an issue use the 'Excluded Items' tab [4] to add paths for the working folders and similar where Maven may be writing and reading a lot of files - that's what is causing the CPU to spike.  Note: Sophos doesn't keep a list of exclusions (because there are loads and loads of applications out there and are changing all the time) so maybe speak to their support for key folders and paths - we can certainly take that list and help you implement them.

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  • Java and jar files can cause the on-access scanner a lot of work.

    In Preferences, from the on-access tab [1] ensure under the 'Options' tab [2] you have compressed files unchecked [3] - this is default and so would be off out of the box.  Both can/should be unchecked if you have problems.

    If you are still having an issue use the 'Excluded Items' tab [4] to add paths for the working folders and similar where Maven may be writing and reading a lot of files - that's what is causing the CPU to spike.  Note: Sophos doesn't keep a list of exclusions (because there are loads and loads of applications out there and are changing all the time) so maybe speak to their support for key folders and paths - we can certainly take that list and help you implement them.

    2014-04-17_19-22-19.png

    :1016959
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