SSL caching

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Hi,

I amtrying to resolve an issue a customer has regarding downloading office
documents over SSL.

The error they are getting is described preceisely in:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;323308

The various workarounds appear to work as described but are not really want
is required. The customer is using SSL for security and does not wish
documents left lyinh around in the cache. Also, modifiying all the end users
machines to set the various registry entries is unacceptable to them.

At the bottom of the article there is mention of a hotfix that MS support
can provide
to resolve the issue. I have checked my winint.dll and it is more recent
than the one descibed (I have 6.00.280.1511) but the problem still persists.
Is there another hotfix available?

If not, are there any changes that can be made to the pages that will cause
this to work without modification to the user's setting and without causing
the file to be left cached?

Simon
 
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(typos repaired)
I have checked my wininet.dll and it is more recent than the one descibed
(I have 6.00.2800.1511) but the problem still persists.
Click to expand...


More importantly you have to have the RTMQFE version.
If you only have the RTMGDR version you may not have an integrated
hotfix.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS05-052.mspx

(expand Security Information and Service Pack 1... then see notes)

Hence, you should try to install the 6.00.2800.1512 version of wininet.dll


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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I have tried this patch and it does not resolve the issue. This maybe
because it is not actually installing the wininet.dll you describe but a
different one that is part of the patch.

I have tried overwriting the wininet.dll but it is locked. Booting in safe
mode also leaves it locked. Is the any easy way to overwrite it?

Simon
 
....
I have tried this patch and it does not resolve the issue. This maybe
because it is not actually installing the wininet.dll you describe but a
different one that is part of the patch.

I have tried overwriting the wininet.dll but it is locked. Booting in safe
mode also leaves it locked. Is the any easy way to overwrite it?
Click to expand...


Did you read the TechNet Security bulletin I pointed you to?
It tells you in the paragraph I told you to find (Notes) how to install
the RTMQFE version of any modules provided by the patch.


Good luck

Robert
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It appears I didn't read enough.

I have now tried installing the RTMQFE version of the patch but get an error
saying

"Setup could not find the update.inf file needed to update your system"

I am using the "/B:RTMQFE" switch.

Simon
 
Simon Tyker said:
It appears I didn't read enough.

I have now tried installing the RTMQFE version of the patch but get an error
saying

"Setup could not find the update.inf file needed to update your system"

I am using the "/B:RTMQFE" switch.
Click to expand...


http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824994

I've never noticed that option before. <w>

<quote>
All Windows Server 2003 software updates and Windows XP SP2
and later software updates contain both QFE and GDR files.
</quote>

I wonder if it applies to your XPsp1?

Did the log get written to? Try a verbose option too?
Try expanding the package and see if the QFE files are there?
Etc.


Good luck

Robert
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