[Chromatix]

Well, JAD seems to work fine with the freshly downloaded file.  But I'll have to see later whether it gets deleted again, next time I check for updates.

[Chromatix]

Looks like the main files are now verifying properly.  However, I now suspect that there are multiple versions of mod.ini being put in the same place.  One of them, at least, belongs to the Freespace Port Mission Upgrade.

[Novachen]

Mh.. shouldn't be. I updated the Mission Upgrade a few days ago, but the hashtest in FSO was successful and the mod.ini is still in the fsport-mission-upgrade folder and there is only one of it. No idea 

[Mikes]

4 days ago I helped a friend install FSO through the installer. 2 days ago he got notified by his ISP that they detected abnourmal behavior from his connection and suspected a trojan infection. (And yes the letter from his ISP is legitimate, they do send them out over here, when they detect weird stuff happening.)

Could this be related to the installer activity or does the likely have a different (serious) issue?

[ngld]

The installer shouldn't cause that kind of warning since it only sends HTTP(S)-Requests which is exactly your browser does. It doesn't behave exactly like a browser and you could detect it by scanning your internet traffic but I don't know why your friend's ISP would call it "abnormal behaviour". Most likely they detected traffic to known C&C servers or ports commonly used by trojans. If that's the case, the warning is warrented and you should make sure that your friend's computer(s) aren't infected.

[Mikes]

The installer shouldn't cause that kind of warning since it only sends HTTP(S)-Requests which is exactly your browser does. It doesn't behave exactly like a browser and you could detect it by scanning your internet traffic but I don't know why your friend's ISP would call it "abnormal behaviour". Most likely they detected traffic to known C&C servers or ports commonly used by trojans. If that's the case, the warning is warrented and you should make sure that your friend's computer(s) aren't infected.

Thanks for the reply. He kinda was hoping it would be the downloader, because otherwise he'd have to start looking for who knows what that is causing this, which he'll now have to do.

But I would have been surprised myself, as I've used the downloader a couple of times and never had any issues with it myself. But last time I used it was about a year ago so I thought I'd pop in any ask if anything changed.

In any case, thanks!