William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Double check - FYI the AV products which do inject a filter into the
socket stack don't automagically 'remove' themselves when they are
turned off... they just don't do scanning.
Well... I right-clicked the system-tray icon and selected "exit control
program", which
Grønn Demon wrote:
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
I don't think there is any network protection...
I use http://www.free-av.com.
Turning it off completely didn't help either.
Double check - FYI the AV products which do inject a filter into the
socket stack don't automagically 'remove' themselves
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
And although you don't mention it, XP SP2 borked the localhost provider
AGAIN. FYI - only 127.0.0.1 on XP SP2 works, although on every modern
OS you can use any 127.n.n.n address to perform a local loopback.
I've heard about that, but both OpenSSH and Apache are bou
Grønn Demon wrote:
Hello,
I have both OpenSSH (using the Cygwin port from sshwindows.sf.net) and
Apache 2.0.52 installed on my Windows XP SP2 system and don't use them
very frequently (I guess a new Apache version's already been released).
That's ok - .54 hasn't changed much in this respect
Hello,
I have both OpenSSH (using the Cygwin port from sshwindows.sf.net) and
Apache 2.0.52 installed on my Windows XP SP2 system and don't use them
very frequently (I guess a new Apache version's already been released).
Anyway, after some time I wanted to login to my box using SSH again, but
