Re: windows problem

I seem have this partially solved and you're sorta close - javascript
not java. It seems to be a javascript problem. I'm running Kerio
Personal Firewall which has a pop-up blocker. I've been running this for
at least a year. Turning off the blocker seems to take care of the problem.
The pop-up blocker is adding some html code containing a quantity of
javascript to the incoming stream. Some of the javascript appears to be
attempting some sort of connection to 127.0.0.1 or "localhost" at port
44501/pl.html. I'm not experienced enough with web coding to tell what
service its attempting to connect to, but I suspect one of my recent
security upgrades of W2K eliminated or changed the service. I suspect
that the javascript code's inability to connect to the missing/changed
service is tripping some sort of automatic reload in an attempt to connect.

Kind of odd though that this is the only site I've had this problem on
and the site has no pop-ups on it.

Jim Gribbin

Tom Wade wrote:
> Jim, try to update your java. Go to java.sun.com and install the latest
> version. I see in the page source code that java is used.
>
> Tom
>
> Jim Gribbin wrote:
>
>>The term "High Security Patch" rings a bell, but I've looked up all the
>>patches I'm finding and I can't find anything labeled that or anything
>>referring to "ie spX"
>>Jim Gribbin
>>
>>
>>Darren Coolidge wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I know this is a real long shot...
>>>On w2k did you apply the High Security Patch (Should come with ie spX
>>>sorry I don't remember the number)
>>>
>>>On 8/12/05, Jim Gribbin <Jim@jimgribbin.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Were you by chance using W2K? I know XP doesn't seem to be having
>>>>problems. I'm trying to figure out if it's a W2K issue, or a problem
>>>>with my box.
>>>>Jim Gribbin
>>>>=20
>>>>=20
>>>>larry collier wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Tested on ie and an early mozilla - did not experience any problems wit=
>>>>>
>>>
>>>h
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>that site.
>>>>>
>>>>>Larry
>>>>>
>>>>>Jim Gribbin wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>I don't have rstrui.exe. Isn't System Restore and Restore Points an XP
>>>>>>thing? I've got W2K.
>>>>>>My suspicion is that my problem is related to a Rollup type update that
>>>>>>I did on the 5th. I can remove it according to Add/Remove, but I'd
>>>>>>rather not for access to a single web site.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I did Google the problem. Only found 1 problem that seemed similar. It
>>>>>>was a wysiwig editor that put some code at the end of the page that
>>>>>>caused the problem. I don't think thats it though as it appeared to be =
>>>>>>
>>>
>>>a
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>problem for anyone who accessed the page. This just seems to be a
>>>>>>problem for me, or possibly people running W2K, and only on that site.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>www.acs-pcug.org
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I'm trying to figure out if its a problem with W2K, or just MY box. Kin=
>>>>>>
>>>
>>>d
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>of hoping someone else with W2K trys the page and posts the results.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Jim Gribbin
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Tim Jordan wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Jim Gribbin wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I know this is a Linux group, but I am forced to use windows part tim=
>>>>>>>>
>>>
>>>e
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>and I know I'm not the only one here who does. Besides, I'm desperate=
>>>>>>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>My laptop dual-boots w2k and has been working well for a while. The
>>>>>>>>other day I let it download some large, cumulative security update fr=
>>>>>>>>
>>>
>>>om
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>Microsoft.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Do you use system resotre (rstrui.exe) on your laptop? Perhaps there =
>>>>>>>
>>>
>>>is
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>a check point you can roll the laptop back to?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I have also had success removing them from the control panel or from
>>>>>>>the system root (C:\WINDOWS); there you can find the uninstall dirs.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Tim
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