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Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition return codes

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Code  Meaning                         Description
200     OK 
400     Bad Request                Client has issued an invalid or unrecognised request
403     Forbidden                      Failed authentication
410     Gone                               Service discontinued
500     Internal Server Error    Unspecified server error e.g. bug or configuration problem
503     Service Unavailable    Any temporary error condition such as server to busy to handle requests, server has run out of credentials, etc

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    Hello, I had the same problem with connectivity. I thought I might chime in with information in case it helps others. I'll try to provide as many details as possible: Upon the advice of others here, I opened my date/time preferences by clicking the time in the top-right corner and selecting "Open Date & Time..". While the perferences window was open, I tried installation again, and it worked. I didn't change any settings - I have "Set date & time automatically" checked, and "Apple Americas/U.S. (time.apple.com)" selected. The programs open in my dock at the time were Firefox, Mail, iCal, and System Preferences. I also have Quicksilver, Dropbox, and Breeze running in the background. I didn't need to close anything to make it work. Mac OS X 10.5.8.

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    Hello, I had the same problem with connectivity. I thought I might chime in with information in case it helps others. I'll try to provide as many details as possible: Upon the advice of others here, I opened my date/time preferences by clicking the time in the top-right corner and selecting "Open Date & Time..". While the perferences window was open, I tried installation again, and it worked. I didn't change any settings - I have "Set date & time automatically" checked, and "Apple Americas/U.S. (time.apple.com)" selected. The programs open in my dock at the time were Firefox, Mail, iCal, and System Preferences. I also have Quicksilver, Dropbox, and Breeze running in the background. I didn't need to close anything to make it work. Mac OS X 10.5.8.

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