Update 7.5.2 breaks rtsp

7.5.2 firmware update breaks H.264 streaming video. It's not NAT port forwarding because I can stream using same playlist settings via tethered phone. I'm considering reinstalling previous firmware (I think that is 7.5.1 - comments?)

I can also confirm 7.5.2 breaks RTSP. I am glad I found this post, as I have been resetting my Axis 207 network camera and spending a lot of time trying to figure out what happened. I can no longer view my network camera over the WAN with the MPEG-4 Video Format selected (that allows audio). I have reset the Port Mapping numerous times on the AEBS also. And have re-enabled the QuickTime Steaming Server. I can successfully view MPEG-4 Video over my LAN only. The Moiton JPEG Video Format works (Personal Web Sharing on AEBS) over the WAN, but there is no Audio available. Hopefully Apple can fix this part that they broke with this upgrade.

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I am able to digitally sign documents using an Aladdin eToken Pro 64k with a fresh copy of Adobe 9 Pro for Windows. However when I update to version 9.1.2 digital signing fails with an "error encountered while BER decoding". Signing still works on Vista and Adobe 9.1.2 Pro. I've checked to make sure none of the settings relating to digital signing changed during the update and none have. Anyone have any ideas on how to correct the problem?

Hi Nick,
First up, there was a small error in my previous post. I said the version of Acrobat (and whenever I say Acrobat I really mean both Acrobat and Reader, but I'm too lazy to type both) that was modified to fix the bug in SHA-1 fallback was 9.1.3, but I really meant 9.3. Sorry about that.
I saw your post from yesterday (http://forums.adobe.com/thread/563601) where you broached the BER decoding error, but in the post above you said signature creation isn't failing any more, so hopefully some update has fixed the problem.
Here's a little bit about the BER Decoding error. During the signing process Acrobat writes the entire file to disk (which is why you always get the Save As dialog as part of the signing process) in the signed state with everything but the actual signature. However, it does leave a hole in the file where the BER encoded cryptographic data will reside once it's be computed and formatted. One thing that is created before the actual signature is the signature appearance. The signature appearance in the form field isn't really the signature proper, but just a graphic representation of the actual signature. The reason that the signature appearance is written to disk before the signature is created is because it too is part of the signed data and must exist before the actual signature is created.
In a perfect world, after the file is written to disk, the cryptographic signature is created and written into the hole in the PDF file, and the signing process completes without any problem. However, if we get to the point that the file has been written out, but during the actual signature creation the process fails, that hole I mentioned isn't filled in. It's not really a hole per se, but a block of zeros that act as a placeholder for the BER encoded data. Because there was some sort of failure and Acrobat didn't get the signed data back from the hardware device what you end up with is a PDF file with a signature appearance, but no real signature in the file. When you click on the signature field Acrobat tries to validate the actual signature, it finds the block of zeros where the signed data was supposed to be, it tries to decode the zeros and gets (as you might well imagine) nothing back and displays the BER Decoding error.
Let leaves us with why didn't Acrobat get the signed data back. When using hardware devices, such as tokens or smart cards, the actual cryptographic signing (the encryption of of the digest with the users private key) takes place on the device. Acrobat (nor any other application) doesn't have access to the private key, which is what makes hardware devices more secure. It's up to the device to sign the data and send it back. If there is any kind of breakdown in that communication channel (which I mentioned in my previous post) the signature creation doesn't reach fruition and you're left with an unsigned file that looks like it was signed because there is a signature appearance.
This is a case where we are providing technically correct, and utterly useless information. It's true that we can't decode a bunch of zeros, but what we should be telling the user is there is no signature (it's kind of like the Matrix where there is no spoon ).
I hope this helps explain what you're seeing. If the the signing process breaks down again please make sure you are using the latest version of Acrobat/Reader and the token software is up-to-date. If everything is current and the problem returns please let me know.
Steve

HT1222 Does the most recent security update for Snow Leopard break Rosetta or has that been fixed?

I want to make sure Security Update 2012-001 does not break Rosetta on Snow Leopard. I heard something about that, and I can't afford to lose my PowerPC applications. Thanks.

The original one did have such issues.
The revised v. 1.1 version got rid of those issues.
Only the v. 1.1 version is now available for download. It can be installed as the only update, or on top of the original update to correct the problems.

Update after 2 months breaks my squirrelmail / imap authentication

Ok, updated after 2 months, normally expecting some issues, but nothing this bad.
Squirrelmail is used for remote hosts to access my server mail over internet.
This update broke authdaemon I think.
Here's output of authtest:
[root@cyclops log]# authtest mark pw(redacted)
ERR: authdaemon: s_connect() failed: No such file or directory
Authentication FAILED: No such file or directory
[root@cyclops log]#
Which is the same output as in my errors.log when a client tries to access imap.
How do I turn verbosity up to get more useful output?
EDIT: SOLVED
Forced REINSTALL of courier-authlib fixed it. WHY WOULD IT DO THAT?
That was part of the update I believe, but why would it bork the install on a basic update?
Last edited by 86turbodsl (2010-04-08 10:19:23)

Same problem here. For whatever reason, courier-impa is starting authdaemond and also stopping authdaemond directly after running the courier-processes in its init-script.
I hacked the script a bit, now it's working properly:
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After updating to version 1.2 and filling my nano full of podcasts I noticed this issue.
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I tested with regular audio files and it both reports the correct number of files in the playlist ie. "1 of 3" and plays them all.
I'll be downgrading to version 1.1.1 when I get home, as I don't envision I'll be getting the Nike stuff.

I know exactly what you mean. I had the exact same problem. When I purchased my ipod it came with an earlier software version 2006-03-whatever. I tied to update the software through the website, but when I did that itunes didn't recognize the ipod, or I could get the Nike+ to work, but then the ipod dumped all of my songs. I worked on this problem for 7 hours, going through each of the ipod support suggested fixes, to no avail. I Restared, Restored, everything. (Incidentally, I hate the fact that Apple doesn't give you the option to simply call a technician for assistance). Finally, I gave up. Luckily, I had just purchased my ipod from Circuit City only 4 days previously, so I had the right to return it to the store. When I did, I got a new Nano, which had the newer software (2006-06-28) included. I simply deleted my old software and installed the new one, and voila, no problems! Everything works perfectly and the Nike+ appears to be working flawlessly.

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- Available as 32-bit & 64-bit packages in Snow Leopard
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Safari using the "appletviewer" Terminal command in Leopard, or upgrade
to Snow Leopard where Safari can run Java SE 6.
Volano says the possible work arounds for Leopard users (10.5.8( are:
According to what I've read, if you have a 64-bit capable Intel processor (i.e., an Intel Core 2 Duo), the software update that you removed should have given you 64-bit Java SE 6 even on Mac OS X Leopard (10.5). Java SE 6 works fine with the VOLANO applets, but unfortunately the Safari browser that runs the applets is only 32-bit on Leopard, so applets in Safari still run with the 32-bit Java SE 5 instead of the 64-bit Java SE 6.
So you have three options to solve the problem -- two free options (one rather easy, one more difficult), and one easy non-free option.
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About Java for Mac OS X 10.5 Update 2 http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2733 "Java SE 6 is available on 64-bit, Intel-based Macs only."
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(3) The Best but Non-Free Option
For only $29, you can upgrade your system to the latest Snow Leopard and get both the 32-bit and 64-bit Java SE 6 along with a Safari Web browser that works with Java SE 6 for running applets!
Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MACOS_XSNGL
I hope this information is of help to any Leopard users having trouble with the latest Java update.

Thanks for the suggestion.
Please bear in mind that this issue, presumably introduced by Apple's own update, affects not only the command line java interpreter but any other app that depends on Java (including some GUI apps). So it perhaps fits the larger scope of Leopard instead of the Unix area.
Message was edited by: bhapca

Latest Feb 19, 2013 Java update for 10.6 breaks Safari 5.1.7

Hi people, long time viewer first time poster here. I wasn't sure on how to contact apple in regards to their latest Java update on the 19th February 2013, so I thought I post it here and see if others have the same problem.
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I also have 10.6.8, Safari 5.1.7, and the most recent Java update. I can access the MSN site through the link you provided but, on returning to Apple Discussions, got a 60-second stall before Safari would work right again. Yes, it very well could be the site.
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HT201422 Still can't sign in! lately iOS updates just seem to break things!

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Here are two, long, ongoing discussions about the same problem. Maybe you can find seem help in one of them. I really do understand your frustration and I wish that I had an answer for you. The update to iOS 8.1.3 was supposed to address this issue, but for many it didn't work.
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Security Update 2008-006 STILL breaks my Firewire

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Latest Mozilla update: 3.6.14 breaks my web graphics.

After applying the 3.6.14 update we have failures navigating the screens on our control systems graphics interface. Viewing the java console gives the following messages:
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at java.net.URL.<init>(Unknown Source)
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ray L.

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Edit: fixed the typo. Fixed another too.
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