Re: [FW1] FW4.0SP8 NT GUI:' delete' deletes the wrong object !!

[Didier Arenzana <darenzana@FW1-NOSPAMyahoo.fr>]

Hi again, 
I'd like to ask also if this behavior has been encountered or not with FW-1
4.1SP3 on NT ?

--- Didier Arenzana <darenzana@yahoo.fr> a écrit : 
> 
> Hi all,
> I'm in the process of testing FW1's Service Pack 8 before we install it on
> our production servers, and I noticed a strange behavior in the NT GUI
> preventing anyone from correctly editing a rule, which I'm surprised
> nobody
> else noticed, so here it is: 
> 
> I have the folowing rule in my rulebase:
> Src    Dest       Service         Action
> Any    www_server http,https,ftp  Accept
> 
> The services appear in this order in the rule:
> http
> https
> ftp
> 
> I wanted to disable ftp, so I selected ftp in the rule and pressed the Del
> key. The service that disappeared was http, and not ftp! With further
> investigation, I noticed that:
> * Whatever object I select in the list, it will always be the first that
> will be deleted (from the rule).
> * Same behavior for other objects (Src or Dest).
> * It's not a bug in the drawing, if I the apply the rulebase, it is
> consistant with what's on screen (in my example, https and ftp are still
> allowed, and not http).
> * If I use the right mouse button to have the context menu, and chose
> Edit,
> I end up editing the selected object (correct behavior).
> 
> I couldn't believe my eyes, so I uninstalled SP8 and back to SP7, the
> delete
> function worked OK. I reinstalled SP8, still the odd behavior!!
> 
> Did anyone had the same problem? Did you find a workaround?
> Or have I something weird in my architecture?
> 
> Here is my test setup:
> Management module:
> NT4 Server US, Service Pack 5 with Checkpoint Firewall-1 4.0 SP8 DES.
> The build version appearing in the 'About..' box of the GUI is 4303.
> 
> 2 filtering modules:
> Solaris 2.6 with Checkpoint Firewall-1 4.0 SP8 DES.
> Stonebeat HA 3.1.5. 
> 
> If anyone has information about this (does it work or not, with which
> version of NT, etc), please tell.
> 
> Thank you,
> Didier Arenzana
> 


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