docfleetwood
April 25th, 2004, 08:57 PM
I have close message handling enabled for my Outpost firewall. Whenever I shutdown or restart windows the close message password box pops up regarding the shutdown of the firewall. It doesn't pop up for anything else I have close message handling enabled for though. So my first question is...
Is this normal behavior? Should the password box pop up during shutdown? Personally, I would think that it probably should since the protected task is being shutdown and I asked PG to tell me that via the message window.
Second - if this is normal behavior would it be possible to add a feature to PG where you could right click the PG icon and get a shutdown/restart menu which would temporarily disable close message windows and perform the appropriate shutdown/restart windows task? So, in other words, rather than choosing shutdown or restart from the windows menu it could be chosen from the process guard icon menu to bypass the close message windows.
Of course, if I shouldn't be getting the windows at all on shutdown the suggestion is moot ;)
Tom
Is this normal behavior? Should the password box pop up during shutdown? Personally, I would think that it probably should since the protected task is being shutdown and I asked PG to tell me that via the message window.
Second - if this is normal behavior would it be possible to add a feature to PG where you could right click the PG icon and get a shutdown/restart menu which would temporarily disable close message windows and perform the appropriate shutdown/restart windows task? So, in other words, rather than choosing shutdown or restart from the windows menu it could be chosen from the process guard icon menu to bypass the close message windows.
Of course, if I shouldn't be getting the windows at all on shutdown the suggestion is moot ;)
Tom