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Re: WebParser (Fetch Error)
Posted: December 5th, 2017, 2:21 pm
by ubenz
jsmorley wrote:The most likely issue is some setting in Internet Explorer, which WebParser uses behind the scenes. Check to be sure that a proxy hasn't somehow gotten set in your Internet Explorer browser. I understand that you probably don't use IE to surf the internet, but that doesn't matter. Check it anyway.
Yes sir i dont use
IEX.
I got
enable all firewall rule for it.
iexplore.exe x86 & x64 versions
and i got
enable all rule for;
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Microsoft Corporation
Windows Explorer
explorer
© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
EXPLORER.EXE.MUI
Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
6.1.7600.16385
tracked and recorded all activities.. that exe used in localhost for some connections...
i will try all posibilities tonight
thanks for concern & help sir
Re: WebParser (Fetch Error)
Posted: December 5th, 2017, 4:07 pm
by jsmorley
ubenz wrote:Yes sir i dont use
IEX.
I got
enable all firewall rule for it.
iexplore.exe x86 & x64 versions
and i got
enable all rule for;
Code: Select all
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Explorer
explorer
© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
EXPLORER.EXE.MUI
Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
6.1.7600.16385
tracked and recorded all activities.. that exe used in localhost for some connections...
i will try all posibilities tonight
thanks for concern & help sir
First, it's nothing to do with the file manager, Windows Explorer. It's about the web browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer.
It's not about any firewall rules. It's about the network, and in particular the proxy server settings in your version of Microsoft Internet Explorer. Again, I understand that you don't use it, but WebParser does use some API calls to it to function, and any proxy setting can cause WebBrowser to not be able to get to the internet.
Open Internet Explorer, and check your network settings under "Internet Options".
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