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Sahi with Avast 2014 on localhost
Since Avast went to 2014 version when working with (XAMPP), i have to do the following to read localhost
1- Deactivate Avast (for 10 minutes)
2- Reach localhost
3- Reactivate promptly Avast
Then I can browse correctly.
I did not have to do this with previous version of Avast.
I look like Avast blocks some authorization that Sahi asks.
I do not know where to act : in Sahi or Avast to directly make Sahi access localhost.
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Also, when I add the port 9999 for Web in Avast, the http://sahi.example.com/_s_/dyn/Driver_initialized?browserType=firefox page is no more reachable.
1- Deactivate Avast (for 10 minutes)
2- Reach localhost
3- Reactivate promptly Avast
Then I can browse correctly.
I did not have to do this with previous version of Avast.
I look like Avast blocks some authorization that Sahi asks.
I do not know where to act : in Sahi or Avast to directly make Sahi access localhost.
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Also, when I add the port 9999 for Web in Avast, the http://sahi.example.com/_s_/dyn/Driver_initialized?browserType=firefox page is no more reachable.
Answers
Have you tried changing the port of Avast from 9999?
Regards.
But it has a special parameter HTTP Port for Network redirection with
80,81,82,8080,etc.
As I said, if I add 9999, the Driver_initialized page is not reachable.
So, I keep the default port list.
To be able to access http://localhost, I a have to deactivate Avast for a second.
I suppose that a communication between Avast and the Sahi proxy can then be established and I can reactivate Avast to be able to work locally with Avast.
This deactivation / reactivation of Avast, has only to be done once per Windows session.