Discussion list for Unity developers.
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Sat Apr 12 16:06:44 CDT 2008
derek is working on several issues right now. we're hoping to have a new 2.0.3 build ready for testing tomorrow. colin Discussion list for Unity developers. wrote: > Hello all > > any news ? > > regards > > Gabriel > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Discussion list for Unity developers." <unity-dev at moock.org> > To: <unity-dev at moock.org> > Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 9:02 PM > Subject: Re: ||unity-dev|| testing Unity's policy file server > > >> yup, that's all definitely true. (except for the stupid adobe part. as >> much as it's annoying, security is critical for flash player's success. >> just recently, usatoday.com was subject to a redirect attack that >> exploited flash player's old security model. if flash player gets a >> reputation for being insecure, the platform will die quickly.) >> >> jayson, have you tried the patch approach yet? for testing purposes, >> we'd like to get as many installations as possible with the patch >> approach while we work on the real fix. >> >> colin >> >> >> Discussion list for Unity developers. wrote: >>> fwiw, I took an old copy of Unity1 and simply modified the room >>> dispatcher >>> to wait for the policy request, and then to send out the policy from a >>> file >>> system file. ..this is working for me and a few clients right now without >>> issue.. the downside is that it's a second "application" to manage, and >>> uses >>> up more resources than should be necessary.. but it works.. no restart of >>> the primary service or changes otherwise >>> >>> this could be done by any simple server created with any language running >>> along side U2 -- in java, vb or whatever.. it literally just has to >>> accept >>> connections on port 843 (or whatever you want), and wait for the request, >>> and then send out the policy data and terminate the connection. In my >>> case, >>> 843 worked easily enough with no code changes anywhere else whatsoever. >>> >>> stupid adobe. >>> >>> >>> >>> -Jayson >>> >>> On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 8:30 AM, Discussion list for Unity developers. < >>> unity-dev at moock.org> wrote: >>> >>>> HI all and thanks for all your replies and sorry for being so >>>> stressed... >>>> >>>> so here is the result of testing with realterm: >>>> >>>> each time i'm clicking on "open" button with mydomain.com:843, unity >>>> log.txt >>>> write the following: >>>> >>>> >>>> Exception in thread "Thread-5" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: >>>> org/moock/unity/core/ClientBufferedReader >>>> at >>>> >>>> org.moock.unity.opt.policyserver.PolicyServer$Client.<init>(PolicyServer.java:122) >>>> at >>>> org.moock.unity.opt.policyserver.PolicyServer.run(PolicyServer.java:85) >>>> at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) >>>> >>>> i have 2.0.2 release running for theses tests... >>>> >>>> Regards >>>> >>>> Gabriel >>>> >>>> ----- Original Message ----- >>>> From: "Discussion list for Unity developers." <unity-dev at moock.org> >>>> To: <unity-dev at moock.org> >>>> Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 8:17 AM >>>> Subject: ||unity-dev|| testing Unity's policy file server >>>> >>>> >>>>> a quick note for those troubleshooting unity's policy file server. >>>>> >>>>> To test whether the Policy File Server is running properly on the >>>>> intended port, use a terminal to telnet to the port, then send the >>>>> string "<policy-file-request/>" followed by a null byte (ASCII 0). On >>>>> Windows, the free software RealTerm (http://realterm.sourceforge.net) >>>>> can be used to connect and send the required message. >>>>> >>>>> Steps for testing with RealTerm: >>>>> 1) on the Display tab, check "Half Duplex" >>>>> 2) on the Port tab, in the port pulldown, enter your domain and port in >>>>> the following format: >>>>> >>>>> yourdomain.com:nnn >>>>> >>>>> (where nnn is your port) >>>>> 3) Click "Open" >>>>> 4) on the Send tab, in the first pulldown menu to the left of "Send >>>>> Numbers", enter <policy-file-request/> >>>>> 5) click Send ASCII >>>>> 6) click the "0" button >>>>> >>>>> if the policy file server is working properly, you should see the >>>>> contents of your policy.xml file appear in the terminal window. >>>>> >>>>> colin >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> you're a unity-dev subscriber. to unsubscribe, visit >>>>> www.moock.org/mailman/listinfo/unity-dev/ >>>>> >>>>> superb hosting for this list and moock.org is generously provided by >>>>> Rackspace. 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