I have issues with uploading files to a web-based CRM application SugarCRM. This happens in IE7/IE8 as well as FF 3.2. When stopping avast home I can then upload the files.
I recently had to reinstall my computer. Before doing this I didn’t have the above issues.
What and where can change to get this working again, I have been using avast home for several years with no other issues todate.
This sounds more like a conflict to me - Have (or did) you another AV installed in this system, if so what was it and how did you get rid of it ?
Presumable you are using FTP for the upload and avast doesn’t monitor FTP traffic ?
I don’t believe avast would get involved in the actual upload, though I don’t know if when you access the files to upload them they are scanned, but avast should in that case only alert to any infection and not physically block. Hence my comment on conflict as two security applications wrestle for control of a scan.
Essentially nothing has changed in avast recently and the last program update was 4.8.1335 on 5 February 2009, so it should still be the same.
What other security software do you have installed ?
That is the problem with conflicts, remove one element and no conflict and what it doesn’t do is identify which is the true culprit. Given that you haven’t had this happen with avast before and the avast program has not been updated since February nothing has changed that could even possibly cause this.
So when did this start to happen and what changed around that time ?
e.g. has SugarCRM changed recently as if it is using the HTTP port (80) to upload and download files it must use strict http protocol…
As Tech said the web shield shouldn’t monitor outbound http connections.
What exactly are the issues you first mentioned, are there any errors, etc. displayed ?
We are SugarCRM implementers and have over 60 customers. With the customers systems I have access to I have had no problems in the past accessing their systems and uploading files until I was forced to rebuild my system. From another machines where Avast is installed no issues.
I have now temporarily installed another anti-virus software and have no issues uploading files!
Suggests to me that something in avast is causing this.