How to remove Network connection?
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How to remove Network connection?
 
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Hello
The Window Firewall has for security reasons some functions from this Program diseable (or blocked):
I would like to get rid of this message (but not by accepting with OK). It seems that a service try to perform a connection to Internet. Which one ? How to stop this request? I tried the following method: initializeStartUpList
^ (SystemDictionary allInstances first StartUpList ) I get the message a little bit later, but it didn't disappear. Could you help me.
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On Sep 27, 2007, at 17:03 , <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hello > I am using Squeak 3.7. > A few seconds after Squeak is started, I get the following message > (translated): > > The Window Firewall has for security reasons some functions from > this Program diseable (or blocked): > The Network administrator can block this programm for you: Squeak > [ OK ] > > I would like to get rid of this message (but not by accepting with > OK). It seems that a service try to perform a connection to > Internet. Which one ? How to stop this request? Interesting. You would have to find out what it is trying to do - did your firewall give a specific port? Which "some functions" where blocked? Is it opening an outgoing connection or starting a listening service? > WAKom. > Celeste. > ComancheService. > EToyListenerMorph. These four start-up items have something to do with networking. What image do you use? Pristine Squeak 3.7 full image? > SystemDictionary allInstances first The only instance of SystemDictionary is called Smalltalk. - Bert - |
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could it be that it is just looking for automatic updates that used to
come from SqueakCentral? I have no idea how to stop that (I think it is in preferences somewhere). If you give me an URL to the image I can run it here and watch what happens. Cheers Matthias On 9/27/07, Bert Freudenberg <[hidden email]> wrote: > On Sep 27, 2007, at 17:03 , <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > Hello > > I am using Squeak 3.7. > > A few seconds after Squeak is started, I get the following message > > (translated): > > > > The Window Firewall has for security reasons some functions from > > this Program diseable (or blocked): > > The Network administrator can block this programm for you: Squeak > > [ OK ] > > > > I would like to get rid of this message (but not by accepting with > > OK). It seems that a service try to perform a connection to > > Internet. Which one ? How to stop this request? > > Interesting. You would have to find out what it is trying to do - did > your firewall give a specific port? Which "some functions" where > blocked? Is it opening an outgoing connection or starting a listening > service? > > > WAKom. > > Celeste. > > ComancheService. > > EToyListenerMorph. > > These four start-up items have something to do with networking. > > What image do you use? Pristine Squeak 3.7 full image? > > > SystemDictionary allInstances first > > The only instance of SystemDictionary is called Smalltalk. > > - Bert - > > > > |
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Hi Bert, Thank you for your message. The firewal does not provide any further information. The actual message (in german) is: "Der Windows-Firewall hat aus Sicherheitsgründen einige Funktionen dieses Programms gesblockt. Der Netwerkadminnistrator kann die Sperrung dieses Programms für Sie Name: Squeak Herausgeber: Unbekannt [ OK ] Systeminfos ----------- I use Squeak 3.7 full >>> Packages List: FullImage-Tools KomHttpServer KomServices MCDirtyPackage (what is it?) MCEmptyPackage (same question) Monticello MonticelloMocks Network-HTML Network-IRC Network-Mail Reader OpenOffice-Importer SMBase SMLoader Scamper Seaside2 Tools-PointerExplorer VB-Regex XML-Parser >>> Installed Packages (from SqueakMap Package Loader) Balloon3D Celeste DynamicBindings Games (22-04-2004_30-11-2004) IRCe KomHttpServer MCInstaller Monticello nCompiler for 3.8 Network-HTML OpenOffice-Importer PackageInfo PointerExplorer SARInstaller for 3.6 Scamper SIXX SmaCCRuntime SqueakMap2 base (1.1) SqueakMap2 loader Sunit Vassili's Regex VersionNumber YAXO I hope it could help. A question: how can I uninstall packages? Note, I tried to use SystemDictionary Smalltalk, but my image (e.g. SystemDictionary) does not have this method (instead of SystemDictionary allInstances first) Regards Patrick -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Bert Freudenberg [mailto:[hidden email]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. September 2007 17:29 An: The general-purpose Squeak developers list Betreff: Re: How to remove Network connection? On Sep 27, 2007, at 17:03 , <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hello > I am using Squeak 3.7. > A few seconds after Squeak is started, I get the following message > (translated): > > The Window Firewall has for security reasons some functions from > this Program diseable (or blocked): > The Network administrator can block this programm for you: Squeak > [ OK ] > > I would like to get rid of this message (but not by accepting with > OK). It seems that a service try to perform a connection to > Internet. Which one ? How to stop this request? Interesting. You would have to find out what it is trying to do - did your firewall give a specific port? Which "some functions" where blocked? Is it opening an outgoing connection or starting a listening service? > WAKom. > Celeste. > ComancheService. > EToyListenerMorph. These four start-up items have something to do with networking. What image do you use? Pristine Squeak 3.7 full image? > SystemDictionary allInstances first The only instance of SystemDictionary is called Smalltalk. - Bert - |
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Hi Matthias
It may be a good idea! I work in a new company, hence the SqueakMap Package Loader (f.i.) is no more properly configured. May be some one could tell us how to configure it, and stop automatic updates requests. Thank You. Patrick P.S. I will try to find a way to put my image on a server. -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Matthias Berth [mailto:[hidden email]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. September 2007 22:22 An: The general-purpose Squeak developers list Betreff: Re: How to remove Network connection? could it be that it is just looking for automatic updates that used to come from SqueakCentral? I have no idea how to stop that (I think it is in preferences somewhere). If you give me an URL to the image I can run it here and watch what happens. Cheers Matthias On 9/27/07, Bert Freudenberg <[hidden email]> wrote: > On Sep 27, 2007, at 17:03 , <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > Hello > > I am using Squeak 3.7. > > A few seconds after Squeak is started, I get the following message > > (translated): > > > > The Window Firewall has for security reasons some functions from > > this Program diseable (or blocked): The Network administrator can > > block this programm for you: Squeak [ OK ] > > > > I would like to get rid of this message (but not by accepting with > > OK). It seems that a service try to perform a connection to > > Internet. Which one ? How to stop this request? > > Interesting. You would have to find out what it is trying to do - did > your firewall give a specific port? Which "some functions" where > blocked? Is it opening an outgoing connection or starting a listening > service? > > > WAKom. > > Celeste. > > ComancheService. > > EToyListenerMorph. > > These four start-up items have something to do with networking. > > What image do you use? Pristine Squeak 3.7 full image? > > > SystemDictionary allInstances first > > The only instance of SystemDictionary is called Smalltalk. > > - Bert - > > > > |
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> Note, I tried to use SystemDictionary Smalltalk, but my image (e.g. > SystemDictionary) does not have this method (instead of > SystemDictionary allInstances first) Smalltalk is a global, not a message. - Bert - |
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Bert Freudenberg a écrit :
> >> Note, I tried to use SystemDictionary Smalltalk, but my image (e.g. >> SystemDictionary) does not have this method (instead of >> SystemDictionary allInstances first) > > Smalltalk is a global, not a message. > > - Bert - > Yes, beautiful that the namespace where the Compiler will find globals knows of itself because (Smalltalk at: #Smalltalk) == Smalltalk. |
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Thank you to Bert, Matthias, Nicolas,
somebody could give us (and me) concrete help, how to analyse (is there an event log??) and stop automatic updates or connections to the internet, that cause problems with Firewalls. Thank you. Patrick -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Matthias Berth [mailto:[hidden email]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. September 2007 22:22 An: The general-purpose Squeak developers list Betreff: Re: How to remove Network connection? could it be that it is just looking for automatic updates that used to come from SqueakCentral? I have no idea how to stop that (I think it is in preferences somewhere). If you give me an URL to the image I can run it here and watch what happens. Cheers Matthias On 9/27/07, Bert Freudenberg <[hidden email]> wrote: > On Sep 27, 2007, at 17:03 , <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > Hello > > I am using Squeak 3.7. > > A few seconds after Squeak is started, I get the following message > > (translated): > > > > The Window Firewall has for security reasons some functions from > > this Program diseable (or blocked): The Network administrator can > > block this programm for you: Squeak [ OK ] > > > > I would like to get rid of this message (but not by accepting with > > OK). It seems that a service try to perform a connection to > > Internet. Which one ? How to stop this request? > > Interesting. You would have to find out what it is trying to do - did > your firewall give a specific port? Which "some functions" where > blocked? Is it opening an outgoing connection or starting a listening > service? > > > WAKom. > > Celeste. > > ComancheService. > > EToyListenerMorph. > > These four start-up items have something to do with networking. > > What image do you use? Pristine Squeak 3.7 full image? > > > SystemDictionary allInstances first > > The only instance of SystemDictionary is called Smalltalk. > > - Bert - > > > > |
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