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Tweetldee
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It's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted security
measures.
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Dave M
Good judgement comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad
judgement.
"Dan Fraser" <dmfraser@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted security
measures.
--
Dave M
Good judgement comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad
judgement.
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mike
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Tweetldee wrote:
YMMV,
mike
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I downloaded a file. Didn't turn off my firewall.It's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted security
measures.
YMMV,
mike
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Return address is VALID.
Bunch of stuff For Sale and Wanted at the link below.
Toshiba & Compaq LiIon Batteries, Test Equipment
Honda CB-125S $800 in PDX
Yaesu FTV901R Transverter, 30pS pulser
Tektronix Concept Books, spot welding head...
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Monitor/4710/
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Patch
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"Tweetldee" <masondg4499@comcast99.net> wrote in message
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news:K99jc.35539$GR.4876783@attbi_s01...
I downloaded a file & didn't have to turn off my firewall. (Zone Alarm)It's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download
files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just
to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's
reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done
without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted
security
measures.
--
Dave M
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Steve Bell
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On 26/4/04 3:38 pm, in article K99jc.35539$GR.4876783@attbi_s01, "Tweetldee"
<masondg4499@comcast99.net> wrote:
firewall.
Steve Bell
<masondg4499@comcast99.net> wrote:
No problem here, accessed the site, downloaded to my limit, all behind myIt's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted security
measures.
firewall.
Steve Bell
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Ken Weitzel
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Steve Bell wrote:
No prob here, either. (zone alarm pro 4)
Take care.
Ken
Hi...On 26/4/04 3:38 pm, in article K99jc.35539$GR.4876783@attbi_s01, "Tweetldee"
masondg4499@comcast99.net> wrote:
It's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted security
measures.
No problem here, accessed the site, downloaded to my limit, all behind my
firewall.
Steve Bell
No prob here, either. (zone alarm pro 4)
Take care.
Ken
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Tom MacIntyre
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On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 13:21:24 -0500, "Patch" <bob_acord@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Tom
wrote:
Me too, with Zone Alarm."Tweetldee" <masondg4499@comcast99.net> wrote in message
news:K99jc.35539$GR.4876783@attbi_s01...
It's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download
files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just
to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's
reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done
without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted
security
measures.
--
Dave M
I downloaded a file & didn't have to turn off my firewall. (Zone Alarm)
Tom
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Eike Lantzsch, ZP6CGE
Guest
Tweetldee wrote:
compelled to solve every problem of certain firewalls with certain
browsers in the world. If his website does not work well with
Symantec/Norton firewall and Opera and he says so that is OK IMHO.
How can he be supposed to purchase the software, which only some
have chosen to install on their clients, to be able to test every and
so many more possibilities of s/w combinations?
I never felt any inclinations to use the Symantec/Norton firewall.
If you need a "firewall" on your desktop computer because a dedicated
firewall is not an option for you, then you might look for
"Tiny Firewall". It is free, freely configurable and quite watertight.
But any "firewall"-program has its drawbacks and cannot challenge
a real firewall on a dedicated, well maintained machine.
No problem with downloads here and I have a real firewall (Linux
NATed with ipchains and an additional FreeSwan VPN).
Just open the .pdf and then save it. The .zip files can be downloaded
conventionally ("right-click blahblahblah" depending on the browser
you use).
To the OP:
Thanks for http://www.schematicsforfree.mattsoft.net/ !
Kind regards, Eike
The OP included a warning on his website. That is polite. He is notIt's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall just to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted security
measures.
compelled to solve every problem of certain firewalls with certain
browsers in the world. If his website does not work well with
Symantec/Norton firewall and Opera and he says so that is OK IMHO.
How can he be supposed to purchase the software, which only some
have chosen to install on their clients, to be able to test every and
so many more possibilities of s/w combinations?
I never felt any inclinations to use the Symantec/Norton firewall.
If you need a "firewall" on your desktop computer because a dedicated
firewall is not an option for you, then you might look for
"Tiny Firewall". It is free, freely configurable and quite watertight.
But any "firewall"-program has its drawbacks and cannot challenge
a real firewall on a dedicated, well maintained machine.
No problem with downloads here and I have a real firewall (Linux
NATed with ipchains and an additional FreeSwan VPN).
Just open the .pdf and then save it. The .zip files can be downloaded
conventionally ("right-click blahblahblah" depending on the browser
you use).
To the OP:
Thanks for http://www.schematicsforfree.mattsoft.net/ !
Kind regards, Eike
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Tweetldee
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"Eike Lantzsch, ZP6CGE" <eikelan@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:slrnc8r2bj.ofu.eikelan@ID-77364.user.uni-berlin.de...
other site. There must be a configuration problem with that site, otherwise
there would be no need to have that notice posted. Obviously, other folks
have encountered the same problem.
I think it is up to the site owner to make his site as friendly as possible.
I realize that it may not be possible to make a site compatible with every
combination of browser/firewall combination, but i don't see anything
especially strange about my setup..
Zone Alarm Pro 4.5, Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1, Windows XP Home SP1, etc.
Nothing exotic there.
--
Dave M
Good judgement comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad
judgement.
news:slrnc8r2bj.ofu.eikelan@ID-77364.user.uni-berlin.de...
I also use ZoneAlarm Pro, and have no problem downloading files from anyTweetldee wrote:
It's a real shame that you have the site so secure that files can't be
downloaded. I saw the note that indicates that in order to download
files,
I have to shut down my firewall. I will not shut down my firewall
just to
get around your lack of expertise on setting up a web site that's
reasonably
protected from hackers. Loads of other sites have that problem well in
hand; I would suggest that you look around to see how it may be done
without
requiring your visitors to disable their quite normal and accepted
security
measures.
The OP included a warning on his website. That is polite. He is not
compelled to solve every problem of certain firewalls with certain
browsers in the world. If his website does not work well with
Symantec/Norton firewall and Opera and he says so that is OK IMHO.
How can he be supposed to purchase the software, which only some
have chosen to install on their clients, to be able to test every and
so many more possibilities of s/w combinations?
I never felt any inclinations to use the Symantec/Norton firewall.
If you need a "firewall" on your desktop computer because a dedicated
firewall is not an option for you, then you might look for
"Tiny Firewall". It is free, freely configurable and quite watertight.
But any "firewall"-program has its drawbacks and cannot challenge
a real firewall on a dedicated, well maintained machine.
No problem with downloads here and I have a real firewall (Linux
NATed with ipchains and an additional FreeSwan VPN).
Just open the .pdf and then save it. The .zip files can be downloaded
conventionally ("right-click blahblahblah" depending on the browser
you use).
To the OP:
Thanks for http://www.schematicsforfree.mattsoft.net/ !
Kind regards, Eike
other site. There must be a configuration problem with that site, otherwise
there would be no need to have that notice posted. Obviously, other folks
have encountered the same problem.
I think it is up to the site owner to make his site as friendly as possible.
I realize that it may not be possible to make a site compatible with every
combination of browser/firewall combination, but i don't see anything
especially strange about my setup..
Zone Alarm Pro 4.5, Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1, Windows XP Home SP1, etc.
Nothing exotic there.
--
Dave M
Good judgement comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad
judgement.