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Sébastien5C38
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December 23, 2020
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Whitelist : uri starting with 4 numbers not allowed

  • December 23, 2020
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When adding an AllowListUrlPattern starting with an URI with 4 numbers the adress is blocked.
Ex. AllowListUrlPattern=http://1786TEST:8080/  --> blocked
This one is allowed :

AllowListUrlPattern=http://178TEST:8080/  --> allowed !

 

Any Solution ?

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    Correct answer jeromie_adobe

    We fixed a bug recently where a URI that begins with numbers will not resolve.  That's fixed in the latest player versions, but if you're on Windows 8 and higher, Microsoft chose to not deploy those builds.  You may need to license a build from Harman to gain access to ActiveX installers for Win8+ with this fix.

     

    The AllowListPattern directive requires at least two levels of specificity in the domain (e.g. *.something.com).  I think in this instance, you might be getting stuck on that, and not the bug about domains that start with numbers.  Instead of depending on the DNS search path in your network configuration, use the whole hostname when accessing the URL (and in the corresponding AllowListUrlPattern directive). 

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    jeromie_adobeCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    December 23, 2020

    We fixed a bug recently where a URI that begins with numbers will not resolve.  That's fixed in the latest player versions, but if you're on Windows 8 and higher, Microsoft chose to not deploy those builds.  You may need to license a build from Harman to gain access to ActiveX installers for Win8+ with this fix.

     

    The AllowListPattern directive requires at least two levels of specificity in the domain (e.g. *.something.com).  I think in this instance, you might be getting stuck on that, and not the bug about domains that start with numbers.  Instead of depending on the DNS search path in your network configuration, use the whole hostname when accessing the URL (and in the corresponding AllowListUrlPattern directive). 

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    Sébastien5C38Author
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    December 24, 2020

    Thank you Jerome and my examples were jut to illustrate, my real test was : http://123.monsite.fr:8080 & http://1234.monsite.fr:8080

    The first is ok :

    SWF : *** AllowListPreview: AllowList allows 'http://123.monsite.fr:8080/tree_grow_small.swf'. ***

    And the second is not allowed :

    SWF : *** AllowListPreview: AllowList blocks 'http://1234.monsite.fr:8080/tree_grow_small.swf'

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