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Hi,

I am hoping someone can help me figure out how to write an XSS Expression or find away to view my own web site when I am at home. I have an Apache Web Server running on my local home net work and when I'm at one of my local worksations NoScript will not let me view the site, it pops up a warning that ABE or one of the advanced setting is preventing the page for loading. The only way to get around it is to Disable it or allow Global Scripts (Dangerous). I want to keep as many of the protections offered by NoScript running but still be able to upload, download and perform maintenance to the the site. Any suggestion or recommendations will be great appreciated.

Thank You,

Jay Kinkade

Could you please post here the exact message(s) you get from ABE?

Thanks for your quick response, sorry I should have been more clear. Here is the warning message I get when I try to load my forum page:
'Request {GET https://www.tictoctunes.com/forum/index.php?sid=somesid <<< https://www.tictoctunes.com/forum/ -6} filtered by ABE: <LOCAL> Deny'
The CSS style sheet does not load. Can I just put 'accept from local' under the User tab of the ABE options? It seems to be listed for System ?

Thanks Again for your help.

Jay

Jahzoone wrote:Thanks for your quick response, sorry I should have been more clear. Here is the warning message I get when I try to load my forum page:
'Request {GET https://www.tictoctunes.com/forum/index.php?sid=somesid <<< https://www.tictoctunes.com/forum/ -6} filtered by ABE: <LOCAL> Deny'
The CSS style sheet does not load. Can I just put 'accept from local' under the User tab of the ABE options? It seems to be listed for System ?

No, 'Accept from local' won't work, because as you say, it's already in the system ruleset. ABE must be getting confused about what is and isn't local.

You could try changing the system rule to: or possibly (if that doesn't work):

OK, I'll give that a try tonight when I get home and post the results tomorrow. Thanks for the sugeestion

I am pleased to report that adding the line 'Accept from https://www.tictoctunes.com' to the ABE System Rules did the trick. Now the pages load and I have no warning messages. Thank you to everyone who help with this thread

Best Regards,

Jay Kinkade