Enterprise Vault (EV) File System Archiving (FSA) Placeholders are recalled with PGP Desktop installed.
Article ID: 100018207
Updated On:
Cause
When Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) Desktop is installed on the computer accessing a folder that contains Placeholders, all of the Placeholders are recalled.
This is caused by PGP's Desktop File Encryption which has to scan the file headers when trying to show an icon on encrypted files.
Running a DTrace of the EVPlaceholderService process on the file server will show that PID 4 is performing the recall of the Placeholders. PID 4 is the SYSTEM Process which CANNOT be excluded using the ExcludedExes registry string value per the article in the Related articles section.
Resolution
Unregister the ' pgpfsshl.dll'
- Click on 'Start' -> 'Run' then type the following:
- regsvr32 /u "C:\Windows\system32\PGPfsshl.dll"
Note:
This issue has also been seen in PGP version 10.2 MP4 (10.2 build 2526).
PGPFSSHL.DLL:
The pgpfsshl.dll is the dll responsible for showing the netshare overlay icons and explorer context menu on encrypted files. To determine whether a file is encrypted it has to scan the file header (i.e. open and recall the file). If Netshare is not in use then the .dll may be un-registered without any issues for PGP.
The easiest way to check this is in PGP Desktop go to Help > License and see if Netshare has a checkmark on it. If it does have a checkmark, open PGP Desktop and click on PGP Netshare to see if there are regularly accessed Netshares.
Issue/Introduction
EV Placeholders are recalled with PGP Desktop installed.
Was this article helpful?
Yes
No
Powered by
