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Willkommen,
Gast
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THEMA: Autoupdater
Autoupdater 09 Apr 2016 11:59 #314985
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Autoupdater 09 Apr 2016 12:28 #314987
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Danke, Schnelle Henne, das wars
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wer bremst verliert
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Autoupdater 09 Apr 2016 13:07 #314988
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Moin,
zur Info...da wurd ich nett gebeten, von meinem updater...nettes feature...ihr macht schon einen guten job....dickes DANKE dafür. Ob ich allerdings trotzdem weiter vom Server fliege wiss ich noch nicht. Hatte einfach mal im Updater "Neuinstallation gesagt, weil er sonst meinte wäre nichts neues. Er hat dann einige Dateien neugeladen und mir die Bitte geäußert...  LG zed  |
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Autoupdater 09 Apr 2016 13:19 #314989
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Keine Ahnung, aber bekomme immer noch "Cheat Verdacht" und flieg raus
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Autoupdater 09 Apr 2016 17:53 #314994
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If in doubt...
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Autoupdater 09 Apr 2016 18:13 #314995
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Autoupdater 09 Apr 2016 18:24 #314997
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Autoupdater 14 Apr 2016 20:19 #315093
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Autoupdater 14 Apr 2016 21:00 #315094
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Yes, actually it looks like the problem exists only with Windows XP.
Beside that it would definetly be a good idea to upgrade to Win7/10, as it's from a security perspective more or less a nightmare to still browse around with Windows XP I reproduced the issue yesterday in a virtual machine and it seems like the issue is the missing SNI support in Windows XP. Until we have reworked a couple of things we are actually forced to use SNI in our webserver due to the 2 domains we use. So for now it looks like there are 2 (maybe 3) solutions: 1. Upgrade to a more recent and still supported version of windows (at least personally would definetly recommend that, Windows 10 seems to be the best choice at the moment. You can get it for around 20 Euros if you buy a windows 7 and do the free upgrade to windows 10). 2. Wait until we patched/reworked all the needed things to be able to switch of SNI (will probably take a couple of weeks). 3. We will try that one in the next days and if it works we will provide all the needed downloads: Install the needed scripts manually. Actually this is one of the "never tested" things before the "go live" as noone of the admins seems to still use XP. We are on it, but it takes some time  |
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Autoupdater 15 Apr 2016 18:54 #315137
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Hubschrauber schrieb:
Yes, actually it looks like the problem exists only with Windows XP. Beside that it would definetly be a good idea to upgrade to Win7/10, as it's from a security perspective more or less a nightmare to still browse around with Windows XP I reproduced the issue yesterday in a virtual machine and it seems like the issue is the missing SNI support in Windows XP. Until we have reworked a couple of things we are actually forced to use SNI in our webserver due to the 2 domains we use. So for now it looks like there are 2 (maybe 3) solutions: 1. Upgrade to a more recent and still supported version of windows (at least personally would definetly recommend that, Windows 10 seems to be the best choice at the moment. You can get it for around 20 Euros if you buy a windows 7 and do the free upgrade to windows 10). 2. Wait until we patched/reworked all the needed things to be able to switch of SNI (will probably take a couple of weeks). 3. We will try that one in the next days and if it works we will provide all the needed downloads: Install the needed scripts manually. Actually this is one of the "never tested" things before the "go live" as noone of the admins seems to still use XP. We are on it, but it takes some time thanks for your quick and complete response. I think It ''s time to change my computer. but this time I must not forget to copy all sensitive files. |
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Autoupdater 15 Apr 2016 19:25 #315140
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Google Chrome version 6 and later, supported on Windows XP, supports SNI. Internet Explorer in XP does not.
www.digicert.com/ssl-support/apache-secu...ltiple-sites-sni.htm Maybe worth a try.  |
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Mod - freak
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Autoupdater 15 Apr 2016 19:57 #315143
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Autoupdater 15 Apr 2016 20:00 #315144
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Autoupdater 16 Apr 2016 13:15 #315164
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Yes, as the old sites don't use SSL there is no such problem.
But as we definetly think that it's an good idea to put some encryption in the transport of your account credentials etc. we will use SSL for the future. I guess we don't have "high secure data", but probably some of the users use the same credentials on different sites etc., so removing the encryption is not really an option. Sad that we didn't know about the SNI problem with the installer before, but as I mentioned none of the admins who exentsively tested the installations and the other stuff uses such an old operating system We are working on a solution, but anyway, it would be best and safest to use an supported operating system. In terms of security it's definetly a nightmare to stuck on XP, the SSL connection to our site is in this case definetly not the most important thing you should worry about |
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Autoupdater 16 Apr 2016 13:31 #315167
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