realy nice Work on the Proxy, it seems to be faster and the new Web-AV Downloadpage now gives me the choice of "Save Target as...". And with .gif/.jpg excluded from AV i don´t have to fear picture heavy Sites, while the Cache deals with the re-visits [;)]
I am realy happy that Up2Date is not only about Bug- and Security-Fixing but adds good Features (and complete Redesigns -> Proxy?) as well [:)]
Hrmm That's evil, most things are working but co-workers are complaining that with the proxy enabled they're unable to listen to music from Launch.yahoo.com but do get the commercials, & a few other co-workers are stating housecall.trendmicro.com won't download the update pattern.
I'll try the next few patches & let everyone know how things go :-)
Confirmed here that launchcast music is not working through the proxy, we've got two customer locations complaining about this. If we shut off content filtering, it works fine. Whitelisting launch.yahoo.com doesn't fix it.
Did you try adding yahoo.com to the trusted domain list (just as a test) make sure that the STREAM is coming from launch.yahoo.com and not just the HTML part of the page.
The reason for this is that the proxy is trying to download the stream for scanning and displays the progress dialog in the meantime which is obviously not understood by the player.
live streams are generally a problem. the content filter has to download the whole content in order to scan it (there is still no stream scanners available). The new content scanner has the ability to skip certain content types (the option is currently used only for images) but in one of the future up2dates we hope to have an option to allow an arbitrary content type (for instance real streams)
This may be understandable from a technical perspective, but customers don't see it that way. They want to stream audio and as Partners it's our responsibility to take care of it, and do so in a secure manner. Whitelisting the entire Yahoo.com domain may make Launchcast work, but this raises other concerns.
well all you need to do now is to see the exact domain the streams are coming from and allow that domain and not the whole yahoo.com (i did state that this was a test only to see if the "trusted domain" helps in this case).
[ QUOTE ] well all you need to do now is to see the exact domain the streams are coming from and allow that domain and not the whole yahoo.com (i did state that this was a test only to see if the "trusted domain" helps in this case).
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Tried that already and it does not seem to work. The streams come from radio.launch.yahoo.com.
Why not just open up the required ports for streaming in the packet filter and tell the streaming software to bypass the proxy?
Streaming has always been problematic for firewalls and proxy's even before content filters, but by using a content filter and a proxy you are making your life really difficult, just setup Windows Media player and RealPlayer and Quicktime to connect directly using the correct TCP/IP and UDP ports through the firewall and solve your headaches. The content filter isn't going to be able to do anything with the streams anyway.
