Dreamweaver - Re: Contribute and Norton

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Re: Contribute and Norton

AS Dawg

2005-07-12, 7:34 pm

forgot, when we disable Norton, it goes though fine.

"AS Dawg" <asdawgNOTHERE@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message
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>I posted on Contribute feed but if anyone here uses Contribute 3.1 I need
>you help.
> Running into issues w/Contribute and Norton Internet security. With the
> exception of disabling Internet security Is there other solutions to this
> problem...Am I the only one have it?? :)
>
>
> Here is the post for over there:
> Use Dreamweaver 2004 no issues connecting or changing site. Use Contribute
> 3.1 on two site, both are having issues. I am running Norton 2005 (client
> is
> running norton2004) and both Contribute and Dreamweaver 2004 are enabled.
>
> I am getting an error from Contribute 3.1 when I or my client tries to
> publish a page on her website (http://site1.com)
>
> It usually does it the first time (any page) while trying to publish and
> then intimately when trying to publish other pages. The error form
> Contribute is: Contribute encountered a network or file error, blah, blah,
> contact admin if continues.
>
> When we get the error, Norton 2004 and 2005 pop up with error:
>
> Log file excerpt:
>
> Details:
> Attempted Intrusion "FTP Pathname Glob BufferOverflow" from your
> machine against site1.com(xxx.xxx.xx.x) was detected and blocked.
> Intruder: mymachine (xxx.xxx.x.x)(9857). < my local machine
> Risk Level: Medium.
> Protocol: TCP.
> Attacked IP: site1.com(xxx.xxx.xx.x).
> Attacked Port: ftp(21).
>
>
>
> More info:
>
> http://securityresponse.symantec.co...igs/s20430.html
>
> Both the client on her machine and my machine are getting the same errors.
>
>
>

darrel

2005-07-12, 7:35 pm

> forgot, when we disable Norton, it goes though fine.

Get rid of Norton. It causes more problems than it solves it seems.

-Darrel

AS Dawg

2005-07-12, 7:35 pm

okay that is one solution but one I can not use..Any others?

"darrel" <notreal@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Get rid of Norton. It causes more problems than it solves it seems.
>
> -Darrel
>
>

darrel

2005-07-12, 7:35 pm

> okay that is one solution but one I can not use..Any others?

Have you tried connecting to a different server? It sounds like the server
is sending some FTP response commands that Norton doesn't like.

But Norton is an ornery old XXX and doesn't care for much at all anyways.

So, anyways, it sounds like your two options are to a) get rid of Norton or
b) get rid of the particular server you are FTPing into. Maybe find a server
that allows SFTP log-in.

-Darrel