[7.450][BUG][FIXED] All downloaded .exe gives "File not Found"

I'm allowed to download .exe-files*. But when the download is finished (through HTTP-Proxy) it gives always:

Content blocked

While trying to retrieve the URL: http://passthrough.fw-notify.net/file.exe
Error message: File not found

*: WebSecurity->HTTP/S->AntiVirus/Malware->File Extension Filter-> exe is removed.

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0 Monarch over 16 years ago

I can confirm this, and it is not limited to *.exe files.

Regards,
Bastian
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0 moddix over 16 years ago in reply to Monarch

I have after 2 new installs the same Probleme with the Content scan. I cant download .exe files. Without scan engine goes Download all files.

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0 wingman over 16 years ago in reply to thespawn

thespawn which browser do you use? do you have both engines enabled?which *exe file did you download successfully?
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0 thespawn over 16 years ago in reply to wingman

Hi Wingman,

i use IE 7.0.6001.18000 on Win Vista.
Both scanner are enabled and the max filesize is 50MB.

I have successfully downloaded e.g. Firefox, Super and some Patches / SP´s from Microsoft. All files testing only...^^

I attached some Pictures you can see the test download from Super.exe

ASG:
7.450 Install on VM-Ware Server 1.0.8 & backup from 7.405 restored.

Workstation:
Win Vista Ultimate with SP1 and all patches

Cheers
TheSpawn
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0 Cath over 16 years ago in reply to thespawn

See the same behavior when downloading a .rtf file through the scanner.
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0 wdolgae over 16 years ago in reply to Cath

I just got the same error when trying to download an exe. I have a couple ideas I'm going to try.
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0 wdolgae over 16 years ago in reply to wdolgae

Something interesting, if you right click on the download to disk icon and copy the link and past it in the address bar and delete everything after http://passthrough.fw-notify.net/download/******/ (****** being a random 6 digit number) it will then let you save the file with a random name with a .part extension. If you rename that file to what you downloaded it will work. So not sure whats wrong, but that worked.
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 16 years ago in reply to wdolgae

Hi folks,
interesting. I have exe blocked in the download suffix group (http proxy) and an exe file downloaded without missing a beat. I am using a config from my 7.403 build and the same files went through there without any problems.

ASG 7.450b
Vista 64
firefox 3.5.3x
dual virus scanning
50mb file size

Ian M
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0 JJJTech1912 over 16 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

I did a fresh build of 7.450, same issue in IE 8.0, FireFox, and Chrome. Removed *.exe from restricted file ext. list.
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0 svens over 16 years ago in reply to JJJTech1912

This is probably also the URL parser bug, which is fixed now. Thanks for reporting.
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0 gnujuba over 16 years ago in reply to svens

just to let you know, tried to to download a file with .bin extension which is blocked with "file not found" as well.

but maybe its just because it is an cisco asa image ;-)

regards

gnjb
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0 svens over 16 years ago in reply to gnujuba

just to let you know, tried to to download a file with .bin extension which is blocked with "file not found" as well.

but maybe its just because it is an cisco asa image ;-)

regards

gnjb

Don't think that's because of the Cisco image [:)] - the URL parser bug should show up regardless of the File extension.

Cheers,

Sven.
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0 svens over 16 years ago in reply to gnujuba

just to let you know, tried to to download a file with .bin extension which is blocked with "file not found" as well.

but maybe its just because it is an cisco asa image ;-)

regards

gnjb

Don't think that's because of the Cisco image [:)] - the URL parser bug should show up regardless of the File extension.

Cheers,

Sven.
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0 Astaro Beta Bot over 16 years ago in reply to svens

Astaro Beta Report
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Version: 7.450
Type: BUG
State: FIXED
Reporter: fobe
Contributor: 
MantisID: 10572
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