activeCollab Timer v1.0.2 is Available for Download

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avatar Pascal Pro Sep 3. 2010. 7:38 pm #11
Hi,

When trying to install the timer, I am getting a warning from Kaspersky (see attached)

Should I allow the installation to proceed or is there a problem?
avatar shanebee Pro Sep 3. 2010. 7:48 pm #12
Sounds like Kaspersky (not my favourite anti-virus program) is mistaking some code in the timer as malicious.

I would allow the install to progress. I use Microsoft's Security Essentials program and it didn't complain.
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Sep 3. 2010. 7:52 pm #13
Hello,

This is a known issue with Kaspersky (check this topic for original report and resolution). Scan the package with other anti-virus and anti-malware software, and they will not report any problems (correct answer btw - activeCollab Timer does not contain malicious code).

We are working on getting activeCollab Timer whitelisted by Kaspersky, but until than, it may report some issues in specific scan modes.
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avatar shanebee Pro Sep 3. 2010. 8:17 pm #14
It does take some time for certain anti-virus programs to whitelist software which is highly annoying when they take their time. :)

Ilija, I made basically a feature request above, is there somewhere else I should be posting feature requests? Are you using a software code tracking service or is my posting fine.

(PS: Thanks for removing the duplicate! Chrome crashed right after I clicked Post reply.)
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Sep 4. 2010. 9:23 am #15
shanebee:
Ilija, I made basically a feature request above, is there somewhere else I should be posting feature requests? Are you using a software code tracking service or is my posting fine.


Thank you for a suggestion. There's no "official" way to request a feature - you post it on the forum, as a comment or new topic, or send it to our support team and that's it.
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avatar simon Pro Sep 4. 2010. 8:38 pm #16
Love the time. The refresh takes an awfully long time though. Having to do it anytime a new task is added is kind of a pain. Is there any way to speed up the refresh, or make it automatic?

Thanks.

Simon
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Sep 4. 2010. 8:52 pm #17
Hello Simon,

Sorry, currently there's no way to speed up refresh or make it automatic. It's working as fast as current activeCollab API allows. Version for activeCollab 3 (when it gets out), will be much much faster, but for the first couple of releases - this is as fast as it can be (system needs to request details for every project and every ticket and checklist in it, and it can take quite a bit of time).
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avatar simon Pro Sep 4. 2010. 9:33 pm #18
Thats too bad. It currently takes me about 2.5 min now for me to to an refresh.

Something else I was thinking would be handy, would be (possibly optionally) showing the project name in the timer list. I can have 3 or 4 projects on the go with similar tasks, quickly being able to identify which project they are from would be helpful.
avatar simon Pro Sep 5. 2010. 12:10 am #19
...following on that, if you don't give a ticket a description, it shows as a blank itme in the list. It would be handy if it defaulted to the subject of the task.
avatar chad Sep 9. 2010. 8:44 am #20
Is there any hope for a Linux version?

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