[7.460][BUG][ANSWERED] youtube images and text go crzzy !

[utm_kid]

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[wingman]

a print screen might help. I have no issue on ie8 searching for "cham cham sonali" on youtube

[utm_kid]

Originally Posted by wingman

a print screen might help. I have no issue on ie8 searching for "cham cham sonali" on youtube

Hmm ,,Sorry it was so crazz picture and garbage ,i refresh 2 times and then bypass asg it work fine but it seems that there was some local problem

please ignore and close not a bug

Thanks with apologise


(update) i am faceing same problem as it was but some time back it was working i have atteched screen shot and log i am using windows xp /firefox 3.0.10

Content Server url filter need to be allow


Thanks

[Astaro Beta Bot]

Astaro Beta Report
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Version: 7.460
Type: BUG
State: ANSWERED
Reporter: utm_kid
Contributor: 
MantisID: 
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[utm_kid]

Originally Posted by Astaro Beta Bot

Astaro Beta Report
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Version: 7.460
Type: BUG
State: OPEN
Reporter: utm_kid
Contributor: 
MantisID: 
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its working and not working when content server is on /url filter catagaries under http/s so there is a problem

Thanks

[BAlfson]

Not seing any such problem. Did you clear your local browser cache?

[utm_kid]

Originally Posted by BAlfson

Not seing any such problem. Did you clear your local browser cache?

Yes Sir ,

If u see my post it work fine again give a problem when i got problem i take a screen shot and log of http (content) and this happen again if u see text log there is some errors

i will try to recreate same scenario can u pls tell me which are the logs i should collect

Thanks

[ee-tra]

If you can reproduce the issue a packet capture would be helpful.
This has to be done via command line.
$ tcpdump -ni any -s0 port 80 or port 8080 -w http.pcap

Run the command, reproduce and terminate tcpdump with CTRL+C.
Then pleaseattach the created capture file: http.pcap.
Thank you.

[utm_kid]

Originally Posted by ee-tra

If you can reproduce the issue a packet capture would be helpful.
This has to be done via command line.
$ tcpdump -ni any -s0 port 80 or port 8080 -w http.pcap

Run the command, reproduce and terminate tcpdump with CTRL+C.
Then pleaseattach the created capture file: http.pcap.
Thank you.

how do i copy a file from server to desktop
or how i can copy a file to desktop browser to send to u
or some other way i can mail that file to myself or u or some ftp

how to read this pcap file

Thanks

[ee-tra]

By using scp from your Desktop.
On the ASG move the wanted file to a location that is accesible for loginuser, e.g.
/home/login.
Then get a scp client software for your desktop e.g:
http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/pscp.exe
and run
$ pscp.exe loginuser@[Your ASG address]:http.pcap .