Re: Opera security quesion

On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 10:19:50 +0100, Matias Surdi <[email protected]>  
wrote:

> My company is wishing to use opera for a web application we use in a
> daily basis.
>
> This application has two frames, one of them to domain1.example.com and
> the other pointing to domain2.example.com. doman1 resolves to a public
> IP address because it is on a datacenter while domain2 resolves to a
> local ip address, as it is a server we have in house.
>
>
> The problem is that Opera block the frame from domain2 because it thinks
> the public application is trying to access our internal network.
>
> Can this security feature be disables in some way? Any workaround?
>
> If I can't solve this problem, we won't be able to use Opera here, and
> that would be a pity.
>
> Thank you very much.

Manually clicking, then right-clicking and choosing Frame->Reload should  
make the application work. This would have to be done every time the  
application is loaded.

We hope to make some UI to make this easier, and possibly settings to make  
it automatic in upcoming versions.

Using an older version of Opera will work meanwhile, though that is not a  
recommended solution.

If the parent document resides on the intranet, it can access both  
internet and intranet resources, unlike when it sits on the internet.  
Moving the parent document might be a solution.

Using a proxy will delegate the responsibility of knowing the difference  
between internal and external hosts to the proxy, meaning Opera's security  
feature will be disabled. We are not aware of any proxies that protect the  
users the same way Opera does, so there should not be any blocking.

Hanne
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