Hi,
I have Zone Alarm Pro. Under the programs section I've added gpl.exe and
winvroc.exe and i've ticked 'allow connect' and 'allow server' for both.
Despite this if I race with ZAP running, the whole PC freezes dead (not
straight away, often during track transitions). Also if I host with ZAP
running, no one else can join.
I'm not getting any of those yellow pop-up windows from ZAP, so I don't
think it's those making GPL crash. Also without ZAP running, hosting and
racing online if perfectly fine.
Anyone know if ZAP can be made to work with GPL and Vroc?
TIA,
Simon.
Not sure if it'll work but try changing the security settings from High to
medium this "Leaves your computer and servers visible to the Internet"
"Simon Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have Zone Alarm Pro. Under the programs section I've added gpl.exe and
check this thread from 11-23-2001
"To all the Zone Alarm 'victims' out there..."
"Simon Brown" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi, > > I have Zone Alarm Pro. Under the programs section I've added gpl.exe and > winvroc.exe and i've ticked 'allow connect' and 'allow server' for both. > Despite this if I race with ZAP running, the whole PC freezes dead (not > straight away, often during track transitions). Also if I host with ZAP > running, no one else can join. > > I'm not getting any of those yellow pop-up windows from ZAP, so I don't > think it's those making GPL crash. Also without ZAP running, hosting and > racing online if perfectly fine. > > Anyone know if ZAP can be made to work with GPL and Vroc? > TIA, > Simon. > >I'll try that, cheers :)
"Kirk House" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Not sure if it'll work but try changing the security settings from High to
> medium this "Leaves your computer and servers visible to the Internet"
>
Thanks for the help, but I believe he is talking about the freeware Zone
Alarm, and not Zone Alarm Pro.
Zone Alarm Pro is supposed to work with GPL. Anyway, I'll read the rest of
that thread, see if I can pick up some tips.
"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> check this thread from 11-23-2001
>
> "To all the Zone Alarm 'victims' out there..."
Turn it off. Much easier than playing with it. Start it up again when you
finish your game.
David I
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> Hi, > > I have Zone Alarm Pro. Under the programs section I've added gpl.exe and > winvroc.exe and i've ticked 'allow connect' and 'allow server' for both. > Despite this if I race with ZAP running, the whole PC freezes dead (not > straight away, often during track transitions). Also if I host with ZAP > running, no one else can join. > > I'm not getting any of those yellow pop-up windows from ZAP, so I don't > think it's those making GPL crash. Also without ZAP running, hosting and > racing online if perfectly fine. > > Anyone know if ZAP can be made to work with GPL and Vroc? > TIA, > Simon. > >Simon, I have ZApro as well and get a lock up each time I leave the
track. I think it's a bug with it because I have no problem with the
other servers I have set up. Just locks up once you leave the race
session. I had to manually add it as well.
Rafe Mc
On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 22:00:53 GMT, "Simon Brown"
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>Thanks for the help, but I believe he is talking about the freeware Zone >Alarm, and not Zone Alarm Pro. > >Zone Alarm Pro is supposed to work with GPL. Anyway, I'll read the rest of >that thread, see if I can pick up some tips. > >"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:9u0qru$5dtp8$[email hidden]... >> check this thread from 11-23-2001 >> >> "To all the Zone Alarm 'victims' out there..." >I looked for days to find a pattern to when ZoneAlarm worked with
GPL/Vroc and when it did not, and I could not find any type of
pattern.
It works fine on some computers and on others it does not.
SLG
"Simon Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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and improved ways of spelling old words. Grammatical errors are
due to too many English classes/teachers)
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>Hi, > >I have Zone Alarm Pro. Under the programs section I've added gpl.exe and >winvroc.exe and i've ticked 'allow connect' and 'allow server' for both. >Despite this if I race with ZAP running, the whole PC freezes dead (not >straight away, often during track transitions). Also if I host with ZAP >running, no one else can join. > >I'm not getting any of those yellow pop-up windows from ZAP, so I don't >think it's those making GPL crash. Also without ZAP running, hosting and >racing online if perfectly fine. > >Anyone know if ZAP can be made to work with GPL and Vroc? >TIA, >Simon. > >I looked for days to find a pattern to when ZoneAlarm worked with
GPL/Vroc and when it did not, and I could not find any type of
pattern.
It works fine on some computers and on others it does not.
SLG
"Simon Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote:
(All spelling errors are intentional and are there to show new
and improved ways of spelling old words. Grammatical errors are
due to too many English classes/teachers)
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>Hi, > >I have Zone Alarm Pro. Under the programs section I've added gpl.exe and >winvroc.exe and i've ticked 'allow connect' and 'allow server' for both. >Despite this if I race with ZAP running, the whole PC freezes dead (not >straight away, often during track transitions). Also if I host with ZAP >running, no one else can join. > >I'm not getting any of those yellow pop-up windows from ZAP, so I don't >think it's those making GPL crash. Also without ZAP running, hosting and >racing online if perfectly fine. > >Anyone know if ZAP can be made to work with GPL and Vroc? >TIA, >Simon. > >I looked for days to find a pattern to when ZoneAlarm worked with
GPL/Vroc and when it did not, and I could not find any type of
pattern.
It works fine on some computers and on others it does not.
SLG
"Simon Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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and improved ways of spelling old words. Grammatical errors are
due to too many English classes/teachers)
