Hello John,
JT The attach message tries to contact remote computers. To reproduce:
Should be fixed in .02
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Current beta is 3.0.2.1 Beta/1 | 'Using TBBETA' information:
On Tuesday, October 26, 2004, at 06:53:55 [UTC+0200] (Tuesday, October
26, 2004 06:53 my local time) Martin Schoch wrote:
At this point, for me, TB! tries to connect to Yahoo servers on port
445 and 139. Can anyone confirm?
Yes - confirmed - my firewall says that it is a ping request.
Did
Hello John,
A reminder of what John Thomas typed on:
26 October 2004 at 18:51:30 GMT -0700
At this point, for me, TB! tries to connect to Yahoo servers on port
445 and 139. Can anyone confirm?
I can confirm it, thought TB wasn't supposed to do that?
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Best regards,Tony.
On 26/10/2004, Martin Schoch wrote:
Yes - confirmed - my firewall says that it is a ping request.
pings dont go to ports 139 and 445 - these are netbios ports. There
are some ping requests just before the other ports are connected to.
There is definitely something wierd here. I've just run
Hello Martin,
A reminder of what Martin Schoch typed on:
26 October 2004 at 06:53:55 GMT +0200
AND: When I don't allow the connection TheBat! gets confused - an
empty Connection window is opened and I have to kill TheBat! with
the Task Manager.
Nothing crashed or froze here, TB just
On 26/10/2004, I wrote:
In fact I'd hazard a guess that the network trace the bat generates
looks horribly like the one Internet explorer generates when it views
the message. I didnt think the bat used the MS html component?
Whilst it does look like this, its not because it uses the html
Hello Marcus
The bat really should not do this - This is a bug as it is trying to
get something from the internet.
Clicking on the original message of this thread caused my TB! instance
to lockup completely.. I'd appreciate it if TB! didn't do this either.
Easy Denial Of Service attack on TB!
Hello Marcus,
Whilst it does look like this, its not because it uses the html
component (thank god). If you look at the html closely theres an image
in there that looks like:
img width=1 height=1
Hello MAU,
A reminder of what MAU typed on:
26 October 2004 at 13:01:48 GMT +0200
I agree with you. An probably TB misses it because it is not HTML code
but done with a js document.write.
Would it not be just a matter of finding out the extension and adding it to
these reg entries?
On Tuesday, October 26, 2004, 13:08, Tony Boom wrote:
Would it not be just a matter of finding out the extension and adding
it to these reg entries? Notice that .JS is already included!
Hello!
No. I have the preview window on - as soon as I click on the message
001.msg the request is sent.
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Hello Marcus,
A reminder of what Marcus Ohlström typed on:
26 October 2004 at 13:48:03 GMT +0200
It's definitely a bug, but it's not related to the lists you mention.
It was just a thought. if it was then ProtectWarnOpen=*.* would have
trapped it.
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Best regards,Tony.
The attach message tries to contact remote computers. To reproduce:
1. Have a firewall or some other way to watch connections
2. Save the attached message.
3. Import the message into TB! Message base.
4. View Message.
At this point, for me, TB! tries to connect to Yahoo servers on
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