Tim Nicholson

Its only started flagging it recently so I thought a heads up worth flagging.

ClamAV flagging a Trojan in the download.

Hi, Sorry for the delay, busy weekend for me. Yes that seems to do it (replacing the core jar with this one).

So adding in the file above and all scripts now show. However, they do not execute and the log fills up with STDERROR: messages. Line 28 is when I tried to run a script.

So adding in the file above and all scripts now show. However, they do not execute and the log fills up with STDERROR: messages

I have just checked on Linux (Mint Ulyssa). Not only does it appear the scripts were automatically copied across from 1.8.x but also all the JS scripts are shown in the scripts menu. It would apper therefore to be an issue on MacOS (Catalina) Comparing the logs from both computers I see this:- INFO: looking for scripts with the following endings: [groovy] #on MacOS INFO: looking for scripts with the following endings: [groovy, js] #on Linux

I have just checked on Linux (Mint Ulyssa). Not only does it appear the scripts were automatically copied across from 1.8.x but also all the JS scripts are shown in the scripts menu. It would apper therefore to be an issue on MacOS (Catalina)

I have just updated to 1.9.1 from 1.8.11 on MacOS. As part of that process I copied my scripts from the 1.8.x user folder to the 1.9.x folder. However the only scripts that now show up are the groovy ones. None of my JS scripts appear.