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Hi AutoIT masters, Good day! Sorry to have bothered this forum but we really need help. We are working on an automation project that is running on VDI server. The BOTS are in .exe are running fine until AV detected them and deleted the files. The files were re-compiled and AV kept on deleting them. The copy of the .exe BOT deleted were sent to Symantec for whitelisting. After whitelisting, it is no longer deleted but no longer working as designed (showing Line script error). We checked the scripts and there were no issues since we run it using SciTE editor and it performed the desired tas
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Several questions around the forum get asked repeatedly: How to avoid false-positive Anti-Virus detection? Answered by AutoIt god himself How to make AutoIt software safe from hacking? How to prevent AutoIt software being de-compiled? How to prevent exposure of native AutoIt code? The general answers all go in the direction of (a) can't be done or (b) make it an .a3x script. The Wiki contains a single entry under "compiler directives" and the Help File contains mainly compiler info, with this note Also see this thread. So I thought
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Hi I need help. I have re-installed AutoIt, but the problem persists. My script uses an #include <tourney_mymain.a3x> which Scite fails to read. To be clear, as long as it is in .au3 format, it works. The moment I build it as .a3x, it fails. ;#include <tourney_mymain.a3x> #include <tourney_mymain.au3> _MyMainFunc() The file tourney_mymain.au3 exists in the same folder, and the header looks like this #Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI **** #AutoIt3Wrapper_Outfile_type=a3x #AutoIt3Wrapper_Outfile=C:\AutoIt\tourney\tourney_