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before you start on the server, did u try this from any other client?
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before you start on the server, did u try this from any other client?

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clients with avast complain about it otherwise the problem will be reported.<br />
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clients with avast complain about it otherwise the problem will be reported.



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You PC in infected with HTML:Iframe-inf virus which has injected the code in your HTML files without letting you know. When you upload these files to Web-server your anti-virus detects them. <br />
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Verify JAVA Scripting inside your HTML file and look for any malicious entries or reference to URL which you don't know.
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You PC in infected with HTML:Iframe-inf virus which has injected the code in your HTML files without letting you know. When you upload these files to Web-server your anti-virus detects them.

Verify JAVA Scripting inside your HTML file and look for any malicious entries or reference to URL which you don't know.

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hello group,<br />
<br />
I have created few pages but when I get to the website from PC with avast installed on it &nbsp;I get a warning message claiming there is a virus/worm on the website:<br />
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filename: /images/spacer.gif<br />
maleare name: HTML:Iframe-inf<br />
type: &nbsp;Virus/worm<br />
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it is interesting that there is no such a file in images/ category<br />
<br />
1) What causes this issue?<br />
2) How can I clean the server?<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
ak<br />

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hello group,

I have created few pages but when I get to the website from PC with avast installed on it  I get a warning message claiming there is a virus/worm on the website:

filename: /images/spacer.gif
maleare name: HTML:Iframe-inf
type:  Virus/worm

it is interesting that there is no such a file in images/ category

1) What causes this issue?
2) How can I clean the server?

Regards,
ak


virus/worm warning message by getting to a website

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