getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not notify
me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons and exiting
out of av app. i really think that it is on the server of the domain,
but i am just trying to seek out more options to make sure that it is
not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have emptied all temp,
history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in advance. grins.

-rh

What does the error say?

--
Peter
Toronto, Canada
"pcbrat" <pcbrat@lorettotel.net> wrote in message
news:7c5a$469cdb7c$4a3364ba$3938@API-DIGITAL.COM...
> getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
> configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not notify me
> of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons and exiting out
> of av app. i really think that it is on the server of the domain, but i am
> just trying to seek out more options to make sure that it is not my
> browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have emptied all temp, history,
> etc... thanks for your suggestions in advance. grins.
>
> -rh

In article <7c5a$469cdb7c$4a3364ba$3938@API-DIGITAL.COM>,
pcbrat <pcbrat@lorettotel.net> wrote:

> getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
> configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not notify
> me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons and exiting
> out of av app. i really think that it is on the server of the domain,
> but i am just trying to seek out more options to make sure that it is
> not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have emptied all temp,
> history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in advance. grins.

Maybe if you told us what the actual error message is?

Mike

On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 10:08:21 -0500, pcbrat <pcbrat@lorettotel.net>
wrote:

>getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
>configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not notify
>me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons and exiting
>out of av app. i really think that it is on the server of the domain,
>but i am just trying to seek out more options to make sure that it is
>not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have emptied all temp,
>history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in advance. grins.
>
>-rh

You think insulting people that could help is a smart approach?

Why do you ASSume the OP is insulting anyone?

On circumstantial evidence, the OP must figure some of us are smarter than
said OP, because we don't need any specific information included.

KB :p

"Adam Albright" wrote in message
news:2lrp93hhf298fjpl399fpo4791r91ir5qt@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 10:08:21 -0500, pcbrat wrote:
>
>>getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
>>configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not notify
>>me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons and exiting
>>out of av app. i really think that it is on the server of the domain,
>>but i am just trying to seek out more options to make sure that it is
>>not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have emptied all temp,
>>history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in advance. grins.
>>
>>-rh
>
> You think insulting people that could help is a smart approach?
>

On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:48:20 -0400, "KristleBawl"
<kristlebawl********.com> wrote:

>Why do you ASSume the OP is insulting anyone?

Because anybody that starts off a post saying something dumb like is
there anybody here smart enough to answer or dopes that say MVPs only
and assorted other dumb comments IS insulting the majority of people
here.
>
>On circumstantial evidence, the OP must figure some of us are smarter than
>said OP, because we don't need any specific information included.

Ok fine, so you help him, we'll watch.

pcbrat wrote:
> getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
> configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not notify
> me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons and exiting
> out of av app. i really think that it is on the server of the domain,
> but i am just trying to seek out more options to make sure that it is
> not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have emptied all temp,
> history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in advance. grins.
>
> -rh

Yes, share the error message, and try another browser and see if it has
the same problem and report back.

--
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http://protectfreedom.tripod.com/kick.html

Most recent idiotic quote added to KICK (Klassic Idiotic Caption Kooks):
"They hacked the Microsoft website to make it think a linux box was a
windows box. Thats called hacking. People who do hacking are called
hackers."

"Only religious fanatics and totalitarian states equate morality with
legality."
- Linus Torvalds

Oops! My bad.. sorry. Error is "Stack overflow at line 0:" <--- that is
the entire context of the error message in Windows Internet Explorer
Dialog Bos. I don't, nor will I, have any other browsers installed on my
machine, so I really can't test that. Thank you in advance. :-)

-pcbrat



The poster formerly known as Nina Di Boy wrote:
> pcbrat wrote:
>> getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
>> configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not
>> notify me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons and
>> exiting out of av app. i really think that it is on the server of the
>> domain, but i am just trying to seek out more options to make sure
>> that it is not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have emptied
>> all temp, history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in advance. grins.
>>
>> -rh
>
> Yes, share the error message, and try another browser and see if it has
> the same problem and report back.
>

pcbrat wrote:
> Oops! My bad.. sorry. Error is "Stack overflow at line 0:" <--- that is
> the entire context of the error message in Windows Internet Explorer
> Dialog Bos. I don't, nor will I, have any other browsers installed on my
> machine, so I really can't test that. Thank you in advance. :-)
>
> -pcbrat

Well can you go to another machine with another browser on it there and
test? It's a good troubleshooting step. Also you should google your
error and see what comes up. Looks like a common problem with IE in
general.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search

>
> The poster formerly known as Nina Di Boy wrote:
>> pcbrat wrote:
>>> getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
>>> configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not
>>> notify me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons
>>> and exiting out of av app. i really think that it is on the server of
>>> the domain, but i am just trying to seek out more options to make
>>> sure that it is not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have
>>> emptied all temp, history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in
>>> advance. grins.
>>>
>>> -rh
>>
>> Yes, share the error message, and try another browser and see if it
>> has the same problem and report back.
>>

--
Priceless quotes in m.p.w.vista.general group:
http://protectfreedom.tripod.com/kick.html

Most recent idiotic quote added to KICK (Klassic Idiotic Caption Kooks):
"They hacked the Microsoft website to make it think a linux box was a
windows box. Thats called hacking. People who do hacking are called
hackers."

"Only religious fanatics and totalitarian states equate morality with
legality."
- Linus Torvalds

Thanks, I did google it, and posted here as a last resort, (my original
post says that I am basically just trying to verify that it is not my
pc) and that is why I described all the things I have already tried. As
far as another machine, I don't have access to one. Thanks anyway.

-pcbrat


The poster formerly known as Nina Di Boy wrote:
> pcbrat wrote:
>> Oops! My bad.. sorry. Error is "Stack overflow at line 0:" <--- that
>> is the entire context of the error message in Windows Internet
>> Explorer Dialog Bos. I don't, nor will I, have any other browsers
>> installed on my machine, so I really can't test that. Thank you in
>> advance. :-)
>>
>> -pcbrat
>
> Well can you go to another machine with another browser on it there and
> test? It's a good troubleshooting step. Also you should google your
> error and see what comes up. Looks like a common problem with IE in
> general.
>
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
>
>
>>
>> The poster formerly known as Nina Di Boy wrote:
>>> pcbrat wrote:
>>>> getting this error message on only 1 site. (site is private) have
>>>> configured advanced settings to disable script debugging and not
>>>> notify me of errors in ie7. also have tried running without addons
>>>> and exiting out of av app. i really think that it is on the server
>>>> of the domain, but i am just trying to seek out more options to make
>>>> sure that it is not my browser or pc. also, memory is fine. have
>>>> emptied all temp, history, etc... thanks for your suggestions in
>>>> advance. grins.
>>>>
>>>> -rh
>>>
>>> Yes, share the error message, and try another browser and see if it
>>> has the same problem and report back.
>>>
>

"pcbrat" <pcbrat@lorettotel.net> wrote ...
> Oops! My bad.. sorry. Error is "Stack overflow at line 0:" <--- that is
> the entire context of the error message in Windows Internet Explorer

A stack overflow is a runtime error generated by an executable component
(EXE, DLL, OCX, etc). Any process has a finite stack space, if the program
goes into infinite recursion, for example, it will throw this error as soon
as the available stack space is exhausted.

Although you see the error in Internet Explorer, it probably isn't coming
from Internet Explorer as such (ie, not from IEXPLORE.EXE or its usual
DLLs). Internet Explorer is more like a container process for a multitude of
plug-ins, add-ons, ActiveX controls, JScript, Java, not to mention plain ol'
HTML.

The way to troubleshoot the problem would be to, first, as The Poster
Formerly Known etc suggested, see if you can reproduce the problem from
other machines. This will help to isolate whether it is specific to that
machine you are using; or whether it affects all machines which hit that
webpage (ie, is it something which the webpage is downloading to your
machine).

Also, report the problem to the webmaster of the site. It will help them to
know users may hit the problem; and if other users have reported it they
might already know the answer.

You could also try to capture the source of the page which is causing the
error. Look for indications what controls it is exercising.

There doesn't appear to be any "well-known" fixes for the problem, so apart
from changing things at random, you'll just need to discover what causes the
error. If the above haven't helped, you are probably looking at doing some
debugging. You could start by uisng Microsoft's Script Debugger for IE:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2004/10/26/247912.aspx
or you could use a more full-featured 3rd party debugger, such as IE Web
Developer:
http://www.ieinspector.com/dominspector/index.html
or IEWatch:
http://www.iewatch.com/default.aspx
You can get 30 da free evals of these 2 products.

Even if you don't fix the problem, you'll learn a lot about Internet
browsers during the process :-) Very useful, for anyone who presumes to call
themselves a PC brat :-))

>I don't, nor will I, have any other browsers installed on my machine, so I
>really can't test that. Thank you in advance. :-)

That sounds silly. If you artificially limit your diagnostic strategies, you
just increase the time to problem resolution (possibly to infinity). Real IT
pros don't work that way.
--
Andrew McLaren
amclar (at) optusnet dot com dot au

An endless loop in a javascript routine in a web page or an external .js file used with / by a web page will
cause the same error.

--

Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
FP Cleaner
http://www.95isalive.com/fixes/fpclean.htm
Hit Me FP
http://www.95isalive.com/fixes/HitMeFP.htm


"Andrew McLaren" <andrew@fakeaddress.com> wrote in message
news:E8CD8899-754D-4DF2-B557-25FD47BE9167@microsoft.com...
> "pcbrat" <pcbrat@lorettotel.net> wrote ...
>> Oops! My bad.. sorry. Error is "Stack overflow at line 0:" <--- that is the entire context of the error
>> message in Windows Internet Explorer
>
> A stack overflow is a runtime error generated by an executable component (EXE, DLL, OCX, etc). Any process
> has a finite stack space, if the program goes into infinite recursion, for example, it will throw this error
> as soon as the available stack space is exhausted.
>
> Although you see the error in Internet Explorer, it probably isn't coming from Internet Explorer as such
> (ie, not from IEXPLORE.EXE or its usual DLLs). Internet Explorer is more like a container process for a
> multitude of plug-ins, add-ons, ActiveX controls, JScript, Java, not to mention plain ol' HTML.
>
> The way to troubleshoot the problem would be to, first, as The Poster Formerly Known etc suggested, see if
> you can reproduce the problem from other machines. This will help to isolate whether it is specific to that
> machine you are using; or whether it affects all machines which hit that webpage (ie, is it something which
> the webpage is downloading to your machine).
>
> Also, report the problem to the webmaster of the site. It will help them to know users may hit the problem;
> and if other users have reported it they might already know the answer.
>
> You could also try to capture the source of the page which is causing the error. Look for indications what
> controls it is exercising.
>
> There doesn't appear to be any "well-known" fixes for the problem, so apart from changing things at random,
> you'll just need to discover what causes the error. If the above haven't helped, you are probably looking at
> doing some debugging. You could start by uisng Microsoft's Script Debugger for IE:
> http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2004/10/26/247912.aspx
> or you could use a more full-featured 3rd party debugger, such as IE Web Developer:
> http://www.ieinspector.com/dominspector/index.html
> or IEWatch:
> http://www.iewatch.com/default.aspx
> You can get 30 da free evals of these 2 products.
>
> Even if you don't fix the problem, you'll learn a lot about Internet browsers during the process :-) Very
> useful, for anyone who presumes to call themselves a PC brat :-))
>
>>I don't, nor will I, have any other browsers installed on my machine, so I really can't test that. Thank you
>>in advance. :-)
>
> That sounds silly. If you artificially limit your diagnostic strategies, you just increase the time to
> problem resolution (possibly to infinity). Real IT pros don't work that way.
> --
> Andrew McLaren
> amclar (at) optusnet dot com dot au
>

Steve, I so appreciate your response, you actually read the original
content and responded accordingly without bias. :-)

-pcbrat


Steve Easton wrote:
> An endless loop in a javascript routine in a web page or an external .js file used with / by a web page will
> cause the same error.
>

Mr. Andrew McLaren: Please refrain from responding to my posts in the
future. Whatever may seem silly to you comes from tried and true trial
and error and I have my preferences just as you do. And you, in NO WAY,
are in a position to judge my knowledge or level of experience.

and what the heck care do you call myself? pcbrat is a nick not a
profession!! get a life, answer questions and keep personal judgement
out of this arena. seems that you are just a more "polite" flamer.

- PCBRAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Andrew McLaren wrote:
> "pcbrat" <pcbrat@lorettotel.net> wrote ...
>> Oops! My bad.. sorry. Error is "Stack overflow at line 0:" <--- that is
>> the entire context of the error message in Windows Internet Explorer
>
> A stack overflow is a runtime error generated by an executable component
> (EXE, DLL, OCX, etc). Any process has a finite stack space, if the program
> goes into infinite recursion, for example, it will throw this error as soon
> as the available stack space is exhausted.
>
> Although you see the error in Internet Explorer, it probably isn't coming
> from Internet Explorer as such (ie, not from IEXPLORE.EXE or its usual
> DLLs). Internet Explorer is more like a container process for a multitude of
> plug-ins, add-ons, ActiveX controls, JScript, Java, not to mention plain ol'
> HTML.
>
> The way to troubleshoot the problem would be to, first, as The Poster
> Formerly Known etc suggested, see if you can reproduce the problem from
> other machines. This will help to isolate whether it is specific to that
> machine you are using; or whether it affects all machines which hit that
> webpage (ie, is it something which the webpage is downloading to your
> machine).
>
> Also, report the problem to the webmaster of the site. It will help them to
> know users may hit the problem; and if other users have reported it they
> might already know the answer.
>
> You could also try to capture the source of the page which is causing the
> error. Look for indications what controls it is exercising.
>
> There doesn't appear to be any "well-known" fixes for the problem, so apart
> from changing things at random, you'll just need to discover what causes the
> error. If the above haven't helped, you are probably looking at doing some
> debugging. You could start by uisng Microsoft's Script Debugger for IE:
> http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2004/10/26/247912.aspx
> or you could use a more full-featured 3rd party debugger, such as IE Web
> Developer:
> http://www.ieinspector.com/dominspector/index.html
> or IEWatch:
> http://www.iewatch.com/default.aspx
> You can get 30 da free evals of these 2 products.
>
> Even if you don't fix the problem, you'll learn a lot about Internet
> browsers during the process :-) Very useful, for anyone who presumes to call
> themselves a PC brat :-))
>
>> I don't, nor will I, have any other browsers installed on my machine, so I
>> really can't test that. Thank you in advance. :-)
>
> That sounds silly. If you artificially limit your diagnostic strategies, you
> just increase the time to problem resolution (possibly to infinity). Real IT
> pros don't work that way.

On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 13:53:05 -0500
pcbrat <pcbrat@lorettotel.net> wrote:

> Oops! My bad.. sorry. Error is "Stack overflow at line 0:" <--- that
> is the entire context of the error message in Windows Internet
> Explorer Dialog Bos. I don't, nor will I, have any other browsers
> installed on my machine, so I really can't test that. Thank you in
> advance. :-)
>
> -pcbrat
>
>

If I were you, I wouldn't use IE, that overflow is caused by a
programing error causing allocated memory to overflow, you could visit a
malicious website that would be able to feed code to your buffer.
Whenever you see any type of error that's causing mem/stack overflow.
either you patch it, or you don't use it. There is a reason why memory
overflow is the whipping boy of exploits. If you continue to use IE
than, use it at your own risk, don't start whining if your box gets
turned into a zombie.

* Windows Vista

Overview:

Determina Security Research has discovered a vulnerability in the USER32.DLL code responsible for loading animated cursor (.ANI) files. This vulnerability can be exploited by a malicious web page or HTML email message and results in remote code execution with the privileges of the logged-in user. The vulnerable code is present in all versions of Windows up to and including Windows Vista. All applications that use the standard Windows API for loading cursors and icons are affected. This includes Windows Explorer, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Outlook and others.

Microsoft fixed a closely related vulnerability with the MS05-002
security update, but their fix was incomplete. Determina Security
Research was able to bypass the MS05-002 patch and develop a
proof-of-concept exploit that works on fully-patched Windows systems.
http://www.determina.com/security.re...ni-header.html