PopFile LocalHost:8080

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by Banger696, Aug 21, 2010.

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  1. Banger696

    Banger696 Registered Member

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    I use Popfile antispam and Nod32 4.2.64 is blocking access to the control panel on localhost on port 8080 (standard port). Have found a work around by using port 8081 but don't understand with 8080 is being blocked by nod32. Uninstalling Nod32 cures problem.
     
  2. Marcos

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    Probably Popfile has problems with local proxies routing the http traffic via them. I assume you do not use Windows Vista or newer where the traffic is not routed via a local proxy anymore.
     
  3. Banger696

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    I have found a workaround using port 8081 and the same configuration to localhost on XP Pro SP3.

    Have to say it's worked fine up till now since version 2 of ESET av, it seems to be this last version of 4.2.64.
     
  4. Banger696

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    I'm having trouble with this again since upgrading to 4.2.67, I cannot access localhost:8081 now. What do I turn off in Nod32 in order to access the Popfile control panel on localhost:8081. Before I just turned off Web Access protection in Nod32 but this no longer works. Help!
     
  5. dmaasland

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    Try disabling the modules one by one in advanced mode and see which one is causing the problem.
     
  6. Banger696

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    Tried disabling all Web modules and no go. Even added localhost:8081 to exclusions that didn't work.

    Finally found a workaround by replacing localhost:8081 with 127.0.0.1:8081 in the shortcut and I can now access the control panel. Wish Eset would stop breaking things.

    Thanks for the reply.
     
  7. dmaasland

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    Are you sure it's ESET? This sounds more like some weird dns or routing issue. Did you disable all modules or just the web access protection?
     
  8. Banger696

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    Just disabled Web access and Real Time Protection but couldn't find issue. Uninstall Nod32 and problem goes away.
     
  9. dmaasland

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    Perhaps a conflict with the WFP driver then, but i'm leaving that up to the real ESET guys :).
     
  10. Banger696

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    Marcos mentioned local proxies earlier in this thread but I have found a workaround now so panic over.
     
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