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Getting a new Norton alert.....

Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 4:24 am
by yulric
Since patch on the 7th - I have been getting a URL_DIRECTORY_TRAVERSAL alert from Nortons. I track it and it says its coming from me. Anyone know what is cause? And how I can fix ??

Re: Getting a new Norton alert.....

Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:12 pm
by cacophony
yulric wrote:Since patch on the 7th - I have been getting a URL_DIRECTORY_TRAVERSAL alert from Nortons. I track it and it says its coming from me. Anyone know what is cause? And how I can fix ??
Depending on what kind of Norton you have, it could just be warning you of a change. If you have Norton System Works, it gets its tendrils into everything and warns you about every little thing you do. Do you have a more comprehensive error/warning message? Could you specify exactly what it is and what you are doing when you receive the message? Also, have you installed any other software recently besides Ryzom? Lastly, I will try my best to help, but it may be a good idea to look up the warning message in the help files, manual or on Norton's web site as they usually provide more information on the messages.

Re: Getting a new Norton alert.....

Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 2:30 pm
by yulric
Thank you very much for responding Cacophony. I swear I went through all the procedures you mentioned - but I went through them again and did see something I missed. Its not listed as exactly I got -- but found an indirect/similarly named alert and followed it back. Seems these were an issue back in "96".

I was getting it right after the world loaded in and my character popped into the world. I have the Ryzom.exe accepted as a trusted sught, but seems they made some sort of server change on the last patch and I (Norton 2003) sensed it as an attack when it switched servers.

Have fixed it by allowing the new IP/server to be trusted. Thanks for pushing my nose deeper into the books as they say. Brain must have been asleep when I went through the procedures the first two times.

Again - thanks for responding.