Has anyone else experienced problems signing back in to an iCloud account that was previously working in 10.8.5 after signing out of it? Watching the network traffic with Little Snitch reveals. Question: Q: iCloud sign on problems - OS X 10.8.5. The app is one I got deleted and then installed the one that the author provided that works and does not crash every the app store craps out on us.
I had already tried manually adding rules allowing SSH and still received the 'no usable rule' message.Īs long as ESET is looking into resolving this, I can deal with the occasional reboots until a fix is available.I have one app on 10.8.5 that will not quit trying to update and the right click trick is useless. I'll post a reply to this topic as soon as a fix or update is released as you are following this topic and will get a notification.ĭepending on your license, you could also temporarily use Cyber Security (without a firewall) for now and turn on the built in OS X firewall in System Preferences as a workaround (I'm doing this but with Little Snitch installed). If this still doesn't work, I'm afraid you'll need to wait for ESET to release a fix for this. The last thing I would try is to manually create the rules for the SSH, by either entering it yourself or by temporarily setting the firewall mode to Interactive, making the SSH connection and allowing them, then setting the firewall back to Auto with Exceptions.
Appreciate the help.ĮDIT2: Please feel free to delete my original post: Edited Maby guitardood I didn't realize that new posts were moderated and needed approval and thought my original post was just deleted. If I reboot the server machine, communications is back to normally until the next time CyberSecurity Pro gets hosed.Ĭan someone from ESET please help?!?!?!?!?!!?ĮDIT: I apologize for the above complaint about what I assumed was a deleted post. Randomly a machine will stop allowing SSH with the client reporting "ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host" and the server machine logging in the firewall's log 'no usable rule'. Both machine's interfaces are set to use profile 'Work', which has as it's first rule 'allow all traffic via local network'. The CyberSecurity settings are set to Auto-with-exceptions. Having a problem connecting via SSH from Mac A to Mac B on my local network. WTF?!?!?!? Here it is again, albeit not verbatim as I didn't know the previous post would be deleted.
So nice to have just spent $150 on CyberSecurity only to have my support question deleted.
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