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[GHammer]

trying to use dreamweaver with Jetico and connect to my remote site to upload files but the firewall is preventing me form doing it. I've told it that  Dreamweaver is a trusted app, but it didnt work.

Any advice?

What indication do you get that the firewall is stopping Dreamweaver?

[glynor]

I kind of miss the days when a 486 was a smokin' machine.  

I used to have an Intel key chain with a 286 in plastic.

Then there were 8086's and before that 8088's.

Zilog Z80 anyone?

I never saw the 286, but I've seen a bunch of the Pentium-1's and actually a bunch of Pentium Pro keychains (remember the Pentium Pro floating point bug)?  In fact, you can still have one of these on eBay (with some other junk too, no it's not my auction) ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=21092&item=7116327221&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

I don't remember the Zilog Z80, I must admit, but I do remember my TR[a]S[h]-80 and programming BASIC (with line numbers and all) on my TI-99.  That one hooked up to your TV and (oooh) was in COLOR!!!

Those were the days, my friends, those were the days.  

[park]

dreamweaver tells try to connect to the remote server but then a window comes up saying server not responding and "waiting for server". then it times out and quits.

I tried allowing everything i can see linked with dreamweaver in Jetico, and when I dont have the firewall running I can connect, so I wonder what I need to change in the firewall software.

Anybody else run Dreamweaver with this firewall?

[JaredH]

Go into your Jetico settings and go under Ask User. Then scan through and delete anything referring to Dreamweaver or any other Macromedia program you may have. Then restart the computer just for good measure. Then run Dreamweaver. Set anything that pops up during the Dreamweaver launch to App Trusted. Then see if it will connect. If it does, go back into your Ask User section in Jetico and check just to make sure that nothing nasty and unfamiliar was given permission. If everything looks ok, then leave it alone and go on your merry way.

If that doesn't work, then I'm just as puzzled as you are.

Just a side note... I'm running Dreamweaver just fine.