Re: can't bypass security on drive
From: Husky (cbminfo_at_toast.net)
Date: 03/01/05
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Date: Tue, 01 Mar 2005 09:08:46 -0500
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 18:18:17 -0600, "Vanguard" <use_ReplyTo@domain.invalid>
wrote:
One more worthwhile hint.
for future ref. Here's the actual link to the article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315933#kb2
>"Husky" <cbminfo@toast.net> wrote in message
>news:au6721hdmq7p14r2cg20n40h4tfmnd6qvo@4ax.com...
>>> ie help :"To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has
>>> restricted this file from showing active content that could access
>>> your computer. Click here for options..."
>>> ie help :
>>> ie help :This message appears when a Web page on your computer tries
>>> to run a script or ActiveX control. Internet Explorer blocks this
>>> activity so that you can see how the Web page functions without the
>>> script or ActiveX control; often, you will be able to view or use the
>>> Web page without using the active content and potentially
>>> encountering a security risk. Because scripts and ActiveX controls
>>> are a potential hazard to your computer, you should be certain that
>>> you trust the publisher of the script or ActiveX control before you
>>> decide to give it access to your computer.
>>> ie help :
>>> ie help :If you are certain that you want to allow the page to run
>>> scripts and ActiveX controls on your local machine, follow the steps
>>> below:
>>> ie help :
>>> ie help :Click the Information Bar.
>>> ie help :Click Allow Blocked Content.
>>> ie help :Click Related Topics for information about how to decide if
>>> you should trust a Web site or publisher.
>>> ie help :
>>
>> The above is the info on the subject I'm having trouble getting to
>> work.
>>
>> What it is, I have a complete web site on my hard drive. I'm trying to
>> run some
>> mpg, ra, au, wav files , but each link requires me to allow blocked
>> content.
>>
>> I used the help where it said to allow in the download section. NADA.
>>
>> Repeated in the active x. NADA.
>> Even went so far as to set to LOW security. NADA.
>> I'm not on any sort of net work. Just me, myself, and I on a single
>> machine.
>>
>> Just a real pain having to allow on every file that I know is clean.
>>
>> How do I get the helps to do what they say ?
>> Oh yeah I changed the settings, and quit IE and ran again after
>> changing
>> settings each time.
>>
>> I wanted to add file:\\C:\zdir\index.html to the trusted zone, and
>> this went
>> nowhere also.
>> It took file://localserv but had no effect.
>>
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>
>
>If you were running a local web server, you could use its DHCP-assigned
>IP address to go out and back in to connect to your web server to apply
>the changes in security settings that you have been making in the
>Internet security zone. That security zone is when you are making
>connects external to your host (even if all you do is use the external
>interface of your NIC to connect to a local web server). Those settings
>do NOT apply when you are trying to render a page locally which appears
>to be what you are doing. You need to add the My Computer security zone
>to Internet Options so you can adjust your *local* security settings.
>
>See Microsoft's KB article #315933 on how to add the My Computer
>security zone to Internet Options. Normally this zone is not displayed.
>Or, like I said, go out and back in through your NIC's external IP
>address to your web server to see that page so then the Internet
>security zone gets applied.
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