| Re: Renguard Crash or something. [message #237262 is a reply to message #237258] |
Thu, 04 January 2007 15:15   |
0x90
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im also pretty sure it doesnt have to do something with any firewall or something. which firewall would block outgoing HTTP traffic?! doesnt make sense to me on a normal workstation setup.
thanks for those traffic logs. i will have a look and reply again:
edit:
just like i thought. those three logs are all the same (for the freezing problem).
it just stops at the first server (members.lycos.co.uk). the problem is: you are able to connect and renguard is sending the request for the index.bin file but it wont reply anything back.
so problem found. but as easy as it is.. how to solve it?
please try first the following: open a command-shell (start>run>"cmd") and paste the following:
echo 127.0.0.1 members.lycos.co.uk >> %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
this will add members.lycos.co.uk to your hosts list pointing to 127.0.0.1 (so localhost). that should skip this host and go on to the following.
so we can see if this is a problem with only this free-web hoster. you have to reboot _eventually_ for this to take effect. but de- and reactivating your LAN connection should also do the trick. you can check it by:
it should ping 127.0.0.1 now.
now try renguard again and dont forget to make a traffic log with wireshark or whatever. 
regards
0x90
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