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Started by ~wedding-services~ UK
Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00
Fairly often IE5 Crashes my comp. (Leak at buffer ???? )
Author: ~wedding-services~ UK
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00
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Fairly often IE5 Crashes my comp. Blue screen. I have NetProxy - is a proxy server and firewall system for Windows 95, 98 or Windows NT. http://www.grok.co.uk/netproxy/ Its LOG file gives : BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:06:20:38 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:06:20:38 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:06:54:56 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:02:05 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:02:05 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:24:43 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:34:42 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:44:42 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:44:52 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:54:41 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:54:52 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) Did once get a Windows error message like : LEAK ???? AT BUFFER ??? AMB ??ATM ? Whats happening here ? -- d@vid @llison L.R.P.S. http://www.wedding-service.co.uk
Re: Fairly often IE5 Crashes my comp. (Leak at buffer ???? )
Author: Malcolm Muir
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00
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On Wed, 17 May 2000 09:54:27 +0100, ~wedding-services~ UK <david@wedding-service.co.uk> wrote: >Fairly often IE5 Crashes my comp. Blue screen. > >I have NetProxy - is a proxy server and firewall system for Windows 95, 98 >or Windows NT. >http://www.grok.co.uk/netproxy/ > >Its LOG file gives : >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:06:20:38 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:06:20:38 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:06:54:56 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:02:05 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:02:05 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:24:43 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:34:42 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:44:42 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:44:52 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:54:41 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:54:52 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >Did once get a Windows error message like : > >LEAK ???? AT BUFFER ??? AMB ??ATM ? > >Whats happening here ? The demon mail machines are trying to deliver your mail by SMTP. You are refusing them access. The access are normal and you need to allow them if you collect mail via SMTP. This is nothing to with IE5. -- Malcolm S. Muir Demon Internet Sunderland 322 Regents Park Road England London N3 2QQ
Re: Fairly often IE5 Crashes my comp. (Leak at buffer ???? )
Author: ~wedding-services~ UK
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00
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How do I fix it then ??? -- d@vid @llisn L.R.P.S. http://www.wedding-service.co.uk "Malcolm Muir" <malcolm@demon.net> wrote in message news:slrn8i50bc.mu.malcolm@muir-et5.staff.demon.net... > On Wed, 17 May 2000 09:54:27 +0100, ~wedding-services~ UK <david@wedding-service.co.uk> wrote: > >Fairly often IE5 Crashes my comp. Blue screen. > > > >I have NetProxy - is a proxy server and firewall system for Windows 95, 98 > >or Windows NT. > >http://www.grok.co.uk/netproxy/ > > > >Its LOG file gives : > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:06:20:38 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:06:20:38 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:06:54:56 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:02:05 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:02:05 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:24:43 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:34:42 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:44:42 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:44:52 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.36 [16/May/2000:19:54:41 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > >BLOCKED 194.217.242.7 [16/May/2000:19:54:52 +0100] INCOMING TO MAP(1) > > > >Did once get a Windows error message like : > > > >LEAK ???? AT BUFFER ??? AMB ??ATM ? > > > >Whats happening here ? > > The demon mail machines are trying to deliver your mail by SMTP. You are > refusing them access. The access are normal and you need to allow them > if you collect mail via SMTP. This is nothing to with IE5. > > -- > Malcolm S. Muir Demon Internet > Sunderland 322 Regents Park Road > England London N3 2QQ
Re: Fairly often IE5 Crashes my comp. (Leak at buffer ???? )
Author: Paul Terry
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 00:00
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In article <958591018.1418.0.nnrp-01.c2dead53@news.demon.co.uk> ~wedding-services~ UK wrote: >How do I fix it then ??? Please type new material AFTER the quotation, otherwise it makes a continuing dialog impossible to follow unless others go to a lot of trouble to restore the correct order of quoting. The matter about which you are asking a question is: >> The demon mail machines are trying to deliver your mail by SMTP. You are >> refusing them access. The access are normal and you need to allow them >> if you collect mail via SMTP. This is nothing to with IE5. The best way to "fix it then" would be to run a proper mail client - there are many that will accept mail by SMTP, including (but certainly not limited to) Turnpike. However, you seem to be using Outlook Express. One of the many deficiencies of this apology for a program is that it is incapable of receiving mail by SMTP - so Demon is obviously wasting its resources in trying to send you your mail in this way. If you intend to continue using a mail program that cannot receive mail by SMTP, you can save Demon the effort of attempting to send it by going to https://www.password.uk.demon.net/ and following the links to the screen where you can turn off SMTP mail delivery. -- Paul Terry
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