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On Monday 29 June 2009 19:48:28 Florian Philipp wrote: |
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> Alan McKinnon schrieb: |
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> > Hi all, |
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> > The company has a Juniper Secure Connect VPN and I run amd64. The process |
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> > is: log in via a web page in a browser, click a button and the page |
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> > starts a java APP to create the ssl tunnel - a full blown Swing app, not |
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> > a mere applet. |
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> > I've only ever got this Java app to run in 32 bit Firefox with the |
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> > java-x86- emul package. 64 bit Firefox, Konqueror, Opera all fail. I've |
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> > tried sun-jdk, sun-jre (nsplugin and nsplugin-2), blackdown and icedtea. |
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> > The only thing that works is firefox-bin with a 32bit jvm. The app |
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> > doesn't do much in the way of logging so I don't know why it's failing. |
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> > This strikes me as odd: |
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> If it isn't an applet, maybe you can extract the jar's URL from the web |
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> page, download it with wget and try to run it locally. |
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There's a local copy on the machine anyway, which I've tried to run stand- |
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alone. The VPN uses two-factor auth - the Windows domain username/pass plus an |
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OTP from a credit-card fob. It appears that the web page sets this up right |
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somehow, and it's https:// so I can't sniff it and see what gives. |
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I'll keep trying though |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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