tiny 2005?? as complicated as it used to be??

Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by zfactor, Mar 15, 2005.

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  1. Infinity

    Infinity Registered Member

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    ohhh my god, this feels like the first day I was riding my car...everything went wrong :D :cool:

    I had it under control when I was testing version 6 but I lost it somewhere it seems :cool:

    I like it better (gui and system/non system processes...:))

    ahh well, we'll see


    Inf.
     
  2. yahoo

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    Just came back home, and made an update to my last post to make it better structured and easier to read.

    Tiny should give me some money for writing such a guide for them, and maybe having got some curious users for them :D :D :D

    I have spent too much time on this firewall stuff already, time to drop it now:)

    Good luck, everyone!
     
  3. mlr1m

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    On the Tiny forum's one of the admins announced a new version might be out tomorrow (friday, March 25). It will be posted in the forum if its out.
    They never seem to post a changelog, but i presume its just some bug fixes.

    Michael
     
  4. yahoo

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    Michael -

    The new build will also have new drivers, together with bug fixes. I just hope that there will be no other new serious bugs introduced into the new build.
     
  5. mlr1m

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    Bugs?
    ummm ive been using tiny since 5.0, and they seem to prefer to call them features lol.

    Michael
     
  6. yahoo

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    LOL... yeah, can not agree with you more :)
     
  7. Kerodo

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    Bugs, features... the fewer the better... :D

    If they have a new version I'll have to try it out later. See if they fixed a few things that I saw..
     
  8. Arup

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    Same fate happened to Kerio, when they decided to add features to the already good 2.15, all they added is bugs.
     
  9. yahoo

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    I believe that they are going to release a new build instead of a new version this time. Let's see what they are going to have :)
     
  10. mlr1m

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    Sorry i should have said a new build in my original post. Im not a computer person here. Hope i didnt mislead anyone.

    Michael
     
  11. Infinity

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    I've had it big time!!!!!! :mad: :mad:

    What was that all about...As I am writing this I don't know if this will work cause every 1-15 minutes my computer reboots, every single time... :p

    I have tried everything, closing pg and rd, uninstalling it, reinstalling it... :D
    I am about to uninstall Tiny. everytime the windows protection is on it will last like 15mins tops. at random intervals like when clicking on a link in IE, in FFX, when opening explorer, when loading, it doesn't matter :'(

    these are my thoughts: *I had waaaaayyyyy to much kernel driven software on my machine till today, some are uninstalled, some are here :)...and I think this isn't too good for my machine...Now I think of it: for any machine at all :cool:

    Anyway, like I hope, I will try to send it and if it doesn't work out, this beauty (as it is!!!!!!!!!) will be for another time (again) cause I like it a lot...one hellova beauty :D

    take care

    Inf.
     
  12. Infinity

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    update :)

    I strongly am thinking that sometimes formatting is a good thing too :D cause there is no way I am going to install Outpost again cause it'll make make computer like a lame duck :D , and we don't like no ducks here anymore...:D

    the longest install without a format this will be...at least a good thing to end
     
  13. Diver

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    Outpost?
     
  14. Infinity

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    been using outpost for 1 years and a half, from version 2...and periodically change to see the others but allways after maximum a week I changed back till now Tiny but I'll change back again to Outpost, never ever had a single problem with it.

    Why change a winning horse anyway?maybe for a better one as I thought Tiny would be but not for me and certainly not now anymore :D
     
  15. mlr1m

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    the new tiny pro build is out 6.5.70

    Michael
     
  16. Kerodo

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    Is there a list of fixes anywhere?
     
  17. Diver

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    Changes in 6.5.70:

    IQ need to understand this beast reduced from 155 to 138.
     
  18. Kerodo

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    Then it looks like I may not qualify yet.. ;)

    I'm just curious if my bugs I discovered in Tiny were fixed or not. But since I'm pretty content at the moment with BlackIce, I think I'll pass on this update until some other time. Still, I'd like to see the changes...
     
  19. mlr1m

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    6.5.70
    - the rule including empty predefined ip addresses object is not used. Previously it applied to all IP addresses.
    - UmxAgent memory leak fixed
    - enabled content filter blocking by registry value ContentFilter!="1" in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tiny Software\Tiny Firewall\Cfg
    - implemented correct direction definition when creating LAN/VPN rule for local access (Pro version)

    They also made changes to the rules config boxes

    Michael
     
  20. Kerodo

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    Thank you Michael.. I never noticed any memory leak in any part of Tiny, but apparently there was one.

    I must admit that I still have some desire to try and figure out what I was doing wrong before. Or if there were definitely bugs.
     
  21. JayTee

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    For tiny 'beta' users,

    some forum members in tiny's forum have finally got together to put a guide to setting up tiny starting from ground up. Certainly gives me a different perspective from how to do it, especially since I haven't tinkered with Windows Security module a lot. The only problem (for some) is that you must register yourself with tiny.
     
  22. RKBA

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    Hi

    Do you have a link for this by any chance? I've browsed the Tiny forums and didn't notice it

    Thanks!
     
  23. mlr1m

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    LOL !

    I actually liked Tiny so much I ended up installing it alongside Outpost , using Tiny for the sandbox protection features and Outpost as the firewall, and there's no way I can stand being without Blockpost for very long. :D

    Tinys modules do take a little bit of practice to configure so they are working just how you like , it's definitely not something you should install if you arent prepared to tinker around with the various settings.

    Sadly , after a week I decided to follow the startup warning by Outpost to uninstall the third party sotware due to possible system instability and various posible bugs , due to one of the Tiny drivers being detected lol.. was starting to get browser lockups and processes being frozen in the taskmanager. Besides that it was a cool setup and was fun while it lasted..

    Back to running Outpost with SSM|Regrun on my main system and running Tiny on its own on my test box...

    Tiny is a very powerful system of protection if you know what you are doing.. ;)

    I agree this is one thread that should be read by everyone new to Tiny to help get you started :
    http://www.tinysoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2288
     
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