Hi netserg,
Unfortunately there's no list afaik on files that need to be
excluded from real-time scanners. However, based from my
experiences working on websites and some servers, and some of this
may be applicable to Breeze servers too, I usually check time
stamps on files on which files are accessed often [read / write] as
well as system files and DLLs that the server needs and exclude
this from scan list.
From my observations and understanding of virus and common
antivirus applications, real time scans automatically scan a file
if it needs to be written on or read, and this sometimes causes
some sharing violations or system lags, if you could target
specific folders or files with your AV, then the time stamps on
when the file was last modified last would help you determine which
files you can exclude.
Generally though, speaking from a virus vs. antivirus
perspective, most SWFs, FLVs as well as readable text files, such
as XMLs, are safe from viruses but can get corrupted by virus, some
DLLs and BINs can get infected with some advanced virus and / or
trojans but only if they are common Windows / OS DLLs that virus
creators specifically target aimed at disabling the OS itself.
HTML, DOC, XLS and PPT files can be infected with common spyware or
hijacking trojans, and of course, executables of any kind would
also be common targets to virus.
Perhaps this information would be a good start on your
exclusion list, if you've got more ideas, I'd like to hear from
them and maybe I can find out more.
Hope this helps.