macros 1 Posted April 29, 2016 Posted April 29, 2016 hello, how to set exclusion for postgresql, what folder or files need to exclude? use eset file security 4.5. thank you.
Solution tomha 3 Posted May 3, 2016 Solution Posted May 3, 2016 Some of our customers have software installed which is using a postgres database. The software is installed in one single folder. This folder is named by the software vendor and is located in different places at different systems. The foldername and location can be chosen while installing the software. There is a subfolder called "postgresSQL" with another subfolder named like the postgres Version(in our case "8.4"). This folder seems to contain the postgres executable and the data. We set an exclusion for the main folder of the software installation with subdirs(PostgresSQL...) excluded, too. If your using a firewall a tcp port for postgressql should be open. In our case it is the port TCP 5432. Best regards tomha
macros 1 Posted May 9, 2016 Author Posted May 9, 2016 Some of our customers have software installed which is using a postgres database. The software is installed in one single folder. This folder is named by the software vendor and is located in different places at different systems. The foldername and location can be chosen while installing the software. There is a subfolder called "postgresSQL" with another subfolder named like the postgres Version(in our case "8.4"). This folder seems to contain the postgres executable and the data. We set an exclusion for the main folder of the software installation with subdirs(PostgresSQL...) excluded, too. If your using a firewall a tcp port for postgressql should be open. In our case it is the port TCP 5432. Best regards tomha Thank you so much Tomha, now, we exclude these folder: C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\9.5\data C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\9.5\bin
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