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The consumeFolding() method is only checking for a SPACE character (decimal 32) as an allowed folding character sequence.
RFC 2445 states:
a long line can be split between any two characters by inserting a CRLF immediately followed by a single linear white space character (i.e., SPACE, US-ASCII decimal 32 or HTAB, US-ASCII decimal 9).
Regards
Ian.
2007-11-16 20:10:36 UTC in iCalendar .NET Parser
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Have you installed privoxy as a windows service, and if so is it set to start automatically?
This could be one of the sources for the dual instances.
Ian.
2007-04-02 15:19:00 UTC in Privoxy
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If you run Privoxy as a Windows Service on Vista you will not be able to see the little blue task bar icon any longer.
This isn't so much a bug in Privoxy but is due to a change in behavior within the Windows OS, and is first seen in Windows Vista. There is a well known privilege elevation exploit known as the Win32 Shatter attack (initially raised on the developer list and further discussed...
2007-03-20 21:57:37 UTC in Privoxy
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I think the only way this could be achieved is if Privoxy
because the end-point of the connection to the remote
server, and was therefore able to decrypt the data coming
back from the server. It would then have to re-encrypt the
information between itself and the users web browser.
I can see two immediate problems here. The first is that
Privoxy would have...
2006-09-19 22:45:51 UTC in Privoxy
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There is no such thing as a secure operating system, but
lets not get into advocacy wars right now.
One option is to open the Services console in the
Administrative Tools and on the Logon tab enter the username as
NT AUTHORITY\LocalService
and make sure the password and confirm password fields are
blank.
This will allow the service to run as the...
2006-08-16 00:21:29 UTC in Privoxy
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Any potential security issues can be reduced by making sure
that the user account the service runs as is only a "limited
user" (to use XP terms). For hardcore Windows 2000/2003
administrators, that means a user who is not a member of the
Power Users or Administrators group. :-)
Note: this will not eliminate the security risk associated
in running as a...
2006-08-15 21:02:17 UTC in Privoxy
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If you are using windows XP then as David said you might be
suffering from the fact that the network hasn't started when
you login. There is an easy way to determine if this is the
problem.
Login to windows as an administrator user.
The do Start, Run and type in
gpedit.msc
then press OK
On the left hand side of the application, you will see some...
2006-08-04 21:10:08 UTC in Privoxy
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I submitted a patch for privoxy ages ago that would allow it
to run as a proper windows service, but at the time no-one
seemed to either want to check it in to the main branch or
give me CVS access to do it myself. Since that time its got
more and more out of date and has remained untouched.
I've been lurking on the devel-list since then and its
pretty...
2006-02-15 23:12:50 UTC in Privoxy
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Some people have contacted saying that the patches that
they have downloaded are corrupt.
Its been a while since I last posted to this project. I'm still
here reading whats going on, but I'm not actively doing
anything with Privoxy at the moment. To those who are still
using this patch, I suggest that you might be better using
the latest version, as...
2004-08-28 10:53:26 UTC in Privoxy
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Andreas
Apologies for the long post :-}
I've given that build a good few runs through purify, and while
the memory allocated to the process grows each time, purify
doesn't actually report any big memory leaks that I can trace.
I think the reason for the growth is due to purify. Apparently
when the application frees a block, purify moves it into...
2003-05-17 23:04:48 UTC in Privoxy
