This is despite the fact that I whitelisted .com from any scanning at all.To download software products from the VLSC using only your web browser (that is, without Download Manager): That allowed the download manager to start but then stopped at various points. I also tried on our Dev gateway, allowing the partial downloads. I've tried capturing the traffic on the Gateway using a tcpdump / wireshark but couldn't see anything being denied. In case it doesn't there is no need to change the setting back. The bad news is, you will have to restart Webwasher : service webwasher-csm restartĬheck if it works now.IF user and group are incorrect do chown nf wwasher:wwasher.now save the file (ESC, followed by :wq!)Ĭheck if the file belongs to wwasher:wwasher ( ls -la nf, should similar to -rw-r-r- 1 wwasher wwasher 74013 Apr 10 00:47 /opt/webwasher-csm/conf/nf).and change the entry to *.$ as this matches the akamei URL (to change, press i when at the position) scroll to the line ' SpecialUpdateServer='*.$ $ w2ksp*.$ $ $ $' '.

in vi search for Special (just type in /Special).

I'd like to suggest a 3rd possible method as possible solution (didn't test myself - sorry).

So you should be very precise in defining the criteria.Īllowing partial downloads on a global basis, might mitigate the nasty side effects of downloaders, which try to do partial file transfers, but also will drill the aforementioned hole in your security setup. I can try to outline what the effects of each decision might be.Ī global ICAP bypass will bypass all filters for the entered criteria - it will remain 100% unscanned - as benefit none of the traffic's characteristics will be changed. Tough to answer, as the security implication lies in the eye of the beholder, so it is up to you to decide which way to walk.

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