pensioner
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join:2005-02-20
Clarksville, TN
1 edit |  Kerio: you have too many applications registered
Any suggestions?
forgot to mention - it's Kerio 2.1.5 | |
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coldmoon
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join:2002-02-04
Broadway, NC
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| It has been a long time since I used KPF, but I believe you might be able to resolve this by cleaning up the admin MD5 program list. Go through it and remove duplicates and old programs you are no longer using...
HTH
Mike
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 | pensioner
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join:2005-02-20
Clarksville, TN
| Re: Kerio: you have too many applications registered Lil and Cold, Thank you both for your suggestions - uninstalled and reinstalled and further tightened up the MD5 filter list by deleting 3 more entries. Unfortunately the dialogue box is still randomly doing it's thing. Oh well, it's not really a biggie, I'll either find another firewall or learn to live with it until it goes away the same way that it suddenly appeared. | |
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antdude
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join:2001-03-25 | I had never seen this error before, but then I don't use MD5 feature. | |
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redwolfe_98
join:2001-06-11 | in kerio, on the "md5 applications" tab, try deleting all of the items that are listed there.. all of the items, there, that are needed, will be restored as the programs are run..
i still use KPF 2.15.. | |
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| pensioner
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join:2005-02-20
Clarksville, TN
| Re: Kerio: you have too many applications registered thanks redwolfe, Fortunately I lucked into the fix two days ago. Things go much better when you (ME ) actually read things rather than my normal bull in a china shop approach. My mindset was that filter rules and Md5 were the same; when I noticed the Md5 applications tab and the hundreds of things in the there I realized the error. Deleted well over a hundred of google toolbar entries and haven't had a problem since.
I'll remember your automatic regeneration tip if and when it reoccurs. thanks again | |
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