NoScript compatibility problem with K9 Web Protection

[chrismt]

I am user of the latest build of Noscript with Mozilla Minefield, the latest build as of today

I have installed BlueCoat K9 Web Protection and have blocked some categories like porn, hacking sites, social networking sites etc

Whenever I visit Facebook.com I get a ABE warning and I cannot see the K9 Web Protection page that usually comes in place of the blocked site

Please fix this

[Giorgio Maone]

Whenever I visit Facebook.com I get a ABE warning and I cannot see the K9 Web Protection page that usually comes in place of the blocked site

Please fix this

It cannot be "fixed" without seeing the ABE warning.

[chrismt]

I am seeing this



Instead of this

[Giorgio Maone]

If the port number (2372) is always consistent, please insert this rule in the beginning of NoScript Options|Advanced|ABE's SYSTEM ruleset:

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Site 127.0.0.1:2372
Accept

Should the port always change, turn the above into

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Site 127.0.0.1:*
Accept

[chrismt]

Should I write the ruleset under system or user?

I didn't have this problem with the previous version of NoScript

[chrismt]

When I wrote this under the SYSTEM

K9 Web Protection is being overridden

I can access Facebook even though I have blocked it with K-9 Web Protection

[Giorgio Maone]

Should I write the ruleset under system or user?

SYSTEM

I didn't have this problem with the previous version of NoScript

That's not possible, unless something changed recently in this K9 thing as well.
The warning message says K9 tries to open a local site from facebook.com (it's a forced redirection, I guess), therefore ABE's anti-Crosszone protection kicks in.

I can access Facebook even though I have blocked it with K-9 Web Protection

That's absolutely weird. Does this problem persist also if you disable ABE?

[chrismt]

This problem went away after I disabled ABE and restarted Mozilla Minefield

[chrismt]

I would advise you to download K9 Web Protection and use its default protection and try NoScript

So, that people like me will have an easier life using NoScript