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Event Log Messages

Tudor

I keep getting the following  Event Log messages from SAVOnAccess:

File \Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy38\pagefile.sys not checked. Files larger than 4GB are not supported by on-access scanning.

Also on lots of other files greater than 4GB.

1 - Should this be checking the pagefile.sys?

2 - How do I surpress these event log messages, I know Sophos does not check files greater than 4GB. I keep getting the messages everytime I backup my system. I have <Configure>,<Messaging>,<Event Log> set to record events, but I do NOT have "Scanning Errors (e.g. access denied)" ticked.

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    This keeps haunting me. Today I noticed once more the server's SAV.txt (8GB) and system event log filling with these messages.

    I have turned off event logging for Scanning errors and Other errors - obviously does not help. Also I have tried to exclude the folder \Device\HarddiskDmVolumes\PhysicalDmVolumes\BlockVolume2\CA\DSM\logs\ but it seems this too doesn't help. Looks like the only way to avoid these errors is to exclude a file pattern (fortunately there's a common prefix). 

    I fear I have to call support (unless some kind soul reading this does it for me) - but not today.

    Christian

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    This keeps haunting me. Today I noticed once more the server's SAV.txt (8GB) and system event log filling with these messages.

    I have turned off event logging for Scanning errors and Other errors - obviously does not help. Also I have tried to exclude the folder \Device\HarddiskDmVolumes\PhysicalDmVolumes\BlockVolume2\CA\DSM\logs\ but it seems this too doesn't help. Looks like the only way to avoid these errors is to exclude a file pattern (fortunately there's a common prefix). 

    I fear I have to call support (unless some kind soul reading this does it for me) - but not today.

    Christian

    :3309
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