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From: halam@umnd-cpe-cola.d.umn.edu (haseen alam)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: ]Moire and GateKeeper
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Date: 2 Feb 90 01:12:42 GMT
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In article <7849@hubcap.clemson.edu> mmccann@hubcap.clemson.edu (Mike McCann) writes:
>I have a small problem...I reported earlier that I was having a problem
>with my Finder always being reported as damaged when I shutdown under
>6.0.4.  I found the problem, I think.  With just GateKeeper Aid,
>GateKeeper, and Moire (all three the latest versions from Sumex) I get


Well on one of my previous postings, I listed all the INITs and CDEVs
that I am using, which includes Morie 3.0 (I think 3.02 is the latest),
Gatekeeper v1.1.1, and GK Aid v1.1.1.  And as far as I know these are
the latest.  They work fine on My IIci with 5Meg RAM, System 6.0.4, and
Finder 6.1.4.  So if you are using version 3.0+ of Morie, then I would
like to know that, and at the same time would recommend trying the older
version of Morie (v3.0).  Also, you can configure GateKeeper to ignore
Morie as a suspicious INIT by adding its name in the Info/setting in 
the control panel.  Thats what I have for my setup.  Try it out and let
us all know what happens.

Haseen.