I have also suffered from this - some of the 'infected' files are not
even executables (including a zip full of PHP files) and the one file
you might expect to be infected (explorer.exe) is apparently untouched.
I have scanned the files with up-to-date versions of McAfee (Windows),
F-Prot (Linux) and ClamAV (both Windows and Linux versions), none of
which recognise the problem. Similarly identifies an MPlayer codec as
infected.
I sincerely hope that this is a problem with the program, not my files :-)
I am running it through Aegis under Ubuntu.
JD
[guest - Thu May 26 17:46:45 2005]:
Show quoted text> Dear Devs,
>
> The following (and as a matter of fact a lot of other) file gives a
> false W32/Magistr.a@MM positive with File::Scan.
>
> This is a dll from Mplayer's w32codecs and after checking it with
> various scanners I think it doesn't contain a virus.
