The IP is allowed but the scripts are blocked

[YourPadre]

We have an web server at 10.28.1.2 running on port 90, the host/ip is allowed but noscript says it is blocking the scripts.

I tried to add in white list "10.28.1.2:0" but the "allow" but become disabled after the ":" character.
It is a bug?

[barbaz]

http://forums.informaction.com/viewtopi ... =7&t=19048 ?

[Thrawn]

Try including the protocol, ie http://

[YourPadre]

Still the same

[Thrawn]

That screenshot shows a 'Forbid http://10.28.1.2' option - which means that NoScript is currently allowing scripts. If you click on the menu item, then they will be forbidden. Perhaps the wording was confusing?

[barbaz]

Can't reproduce with NS 2.6.8.13rc3 and my own local server on port 8400 that was mentioned on the other thread (don't think I can try 90, sorry). There was no problem with Allow or Temp-allow any of: my-local-server, http://my-local-server, and http://my-local-server:8400 (allow only, from whitelist panel).

How are you accessing your local server? Anything related in the Browser Console when scripts are incorrectly blocked? (Ctrl-Shift-J)

[YourPadre]

I don't know what happened but today I update 15 extensions (including NoScript) and now it is working.

Other issue was with the Memory restart extension, it doesn't showed the current memory in use. After the update, it is working again.