More Groupshield Woes!
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More Groupshield Woes!
This may be of interest to anyone running Groupshield 6...
This morning the CPU usage on our mail server went up to 100%, the offending process being RPCServ.exe and the problem persisted after a reboot.
Basically, to get straight to the point, I eventually tracked it down to an email a user had received containing an Excel attachment. Whenever he tried to open that email the processor load went up to 100%!
I stopped Groupshield, removed the email from his mailbox and restarted Groupshield and all was ok.
To test the theory I then emailed myself the offending file and sure enough 100% CPU again!!!
I copied the whole sheet to a fresh spreadsheet, same problem.
I copied/pasted the data into a fresh spreadsheet, no problem.
The 100% CPU utilisation appears to be a problem others have experienced (Google) and at the moment there seems to be no cure!
I am currently downgrading back to GPS 5.2 which will hopefully remove this vulnerability!
This morning the CPU usage on our mail server went up to 100%, the offending process being RPCServ.exe and the problem persisted after a reboot.
Basically, to get straight to the point, I eventually tracked it down to an email a user had received containing an Excel attachment. Whenever he tried to open that email the processor load went up to 100%!
I stopped Groupshield, removed the email from his mailbox and restarted Groupshield and all was ok.
To test the theory I then emailed myself the offending file and sure enough 100% CPU again!!!
I copied the whole sheet to a fresh spreadsheet, same problem.
I copied/pasted the data into a fresh spreadsheet, no problem.
The 100% CPU utilisation appears to be a problem others have experienced (Google) and at the moment there seems to be no cure!
I am currently downgrading back to GPS 5.2 which will hopefully remove this vulnerability!
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