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ASL 6.04 - Streaming Content

It seems that nothing I do short of turning off the HTTP proxy will allow ASL to allow streaming content through the firewall / proxy. Virus protection is the only HTTP Proxy / Surf Protection option enabled.

Here are some URLS's to try:
http://news.yahoo.com/fc/world/tropical_storms_and_hurricanes#

http://rds.yahoo.com/S=53720274/K=rita/v=2/SID=e/R=7/l=NVR/SIG=12appivo6/EXP=1127703141/*-http%3A//cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/free?ch=61492&cl=92455', 'playerWindow','width=793,height=608,scrollbars=no

http://www.nickjr.com/playtime/cats/video/index.jhtml

ASL will prompt me three times to log in when the content tries to stream. I assume it somehow fails and the video never streams. Any thoughts?

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0 alasc over 20 years ago

Sorry,

same Config as you ... works for me!

Alex
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0 jspanitz over 20 years ago in reply to alasc

Ok, HTTP proxy is set to "User Authentication".

Is that the mode you are using?

And those sites are listed in my exception list for the content filter, even though the profile I am using has no blocked content. Virus Protection for the Web is turned on though.
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0 jspanitz over 20 years ago in reply to jspanitz

I am using User Authentication, Anonymity none, Surf Protection On, no blocked sites, Virus Protection on, Nickjr.com in the whitelist for everyone.

I believe it has to do with User Auth. When I turn Transparent Mode on, it works. But I can't use Transparent Mode because the computer is shared.
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 20 years ago in reply to jspanitz

How are you authenticating your users?

Ian M [:)]
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0 NimmdirKeks over 20 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

I'm just asking. But why don't you just open the RTSP port for streaming?
rtsp 554/tcp Real Time Stream Control Protocol
rtsp 554/udp Real Time Stream Control Protocol

Chris
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0 jspanitz over 20 years ago in reply to NimmdirKeks

Well, I guess that is a WORKAROUND. Seems like ASL has more and more of those each time I look.

Opening the ports would allow all users streaming content, which is not what we want.
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0 Itos over 20 years ago in reply to jspanitz

Hello,

I use this in the "white list" :
\.(afx|asf|asx|au|avi|divx|m3u|mov|mp2|mp3|mpeg|mpg|qt|ra|ram|rm|viv|vivo|vob|vqf|wav|wma|wmv|vbs|shs)($|\?)

.... everything works fine (don't forget the paket filters)

Ti
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0 Itos over 20 years ago in reply to jspanitz

Hello,

I use this in the "white list" :
\.(afx|asf|asx|au|avi|divx|m3u|mov|mp2|mp3|mpeg|mpg|qt|ra|ram|rm|viv|vivo|vob|vqf|wav|wma|wmv|vbs|shs)($|\?)

.... everything works fine (don't forget the paket filters)

Ti
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0 jspanitz over 20 years ago in reply to Itos

When I try to paste the line below into my 6.04 "whitelist domains" (under "content filter") I get the error listed below:

PASTED LINE:
\.afx|asf|asx|au|avi|divx|m3u|mov|mp2|mp3|mpeg|mpg|qt|ra|ram|rm|viv|vivo|vob|vqf|wav|wma|wmv|shs)($|\?)

ERROR:
Sorry, this does not look like a valid domain name.

I'm sure I am missing something quite obvious, so please let me know.

[:S]
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0 Vukasin over 20 years ago in reply to jspanitz

whitelist you are talking about is for domains (hence the name). Maybe you would like to try entering the mentioned line into the whitelist of your profile?
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0 jspanitz over 20 years ago in reply to Vukasin

Ahh, kinda of overlooked that. Just wanted to make the exception for everyone!
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