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Why would Toucan want to connect?Submitted by getco on October 12, 2008 - 1:38pm
OK here's the think. I've just downloaded Toucan. I created a job and closed the application. Now I open it, and I load the job - ZoneAlarm asks me for permission to allow toucan.exe to connect to an IP that seems to be in my network in this format: IP:DNS. If I refuse it freezes. If I allow it goes normal. Why would that happen? Is ZA interpreting something incorrectly? ( categories: )
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Sounds
like a Zone Alarm problem to me, there isnt any code in there that I can think of that should do this, and my firewall doesn't appear (f-secure). Does it just appear when you select the job from the drop down box?
'...and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard...' JFK
Yes, only when I select a job
Yes, only when I select a job (no matter for which Tab) and only when that job has something in (I tried making an empty job, just saving something - didn't give an error).
On a side note - I'm a very lite user so I don't know how to use most of its features and I probably don't need them. But what I'd like to know is how do I encrypt my backups? And what is the password on the Backup tab for?
If
you select the password checkbox then you will be prompted for a password and the backup will be encrypted
'...and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard...' JFK
Then what does the Secure tab
Then what does the Secure tab do? Sorry if I'm getting annoying...
No
problem
The Secure tab can be used to encrypt files individually whereas backup bundles them all together into one file and then can optionally encrypt that file.
'...and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard...' JFK
Thanks man! Just one more -
Thanks man!
Just one more - is there a way to backup a registry key using Toucan?
Nope
afraid not, it is not a very cross platform operation so it wont be added either. But if you wanted I expect you could script it in assuming regedit has command line options.
'...and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard...' JFK