I HATE software firewalls! Far too easy to foul up. I use them on laptops
for traveling only, never on units behind a decent hardware firewall or
router.
Good work, BTW. Had I known you had a software firewall I would have
suggested turning it off for testing.
Now then, stop trying to blame the firewall and fix your VFP code ! <g>...
Gil
> -----Original Message-----
> From: profoxtech-bounces at leafe .DO.T com
> [mailto:profoxtech-bounces@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Allen
> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 10:38 AM
> To: profoxtech at leafe .DO.T com
> Subject: RE: Network problems
>
>
> Well it seems they moved things about and it started working ok
> except a few
> things that I believe are left over from the original problem.
> Turns out (if
> this is all correct) that on one machine they have symantec AV
> and firewall.
> Trying it on another machine with just the AV and it sped up and didn’t
> crash. So far it looks like a bad setup of the firewall. I hope
> that will be
> the end of it.
> Allen
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: profoxtech-bounces@leafe.com
> [mailto:profoxtech-bounces at leafe .DO.T com] On
> Behalf Of Ted Roche
>
> Yep. That stinks. Offer the management the opportunity to prove it is not
> your software: install the database files on a local hard drive of one of
> their machines and let them run it locally for a a day or two.
> If it runs fine, it's not your software, and they ought to pay you for the
> day's work, as well as hire someone to fix their screwed-up network. If it
> is your software, your efforts cost them nothing and you fix it for free.
> Throw in a free lunch for the entire office if you're feeling cocky.
>
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