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Jimmy,
I enjoy your posts and understand your need to comment on many
subjects(even those that you openly admit you know little about) but
on this one old chum, you like Tony, have misinterpreted what Sergey
asked.
Firstly, he has not accused TS of accessing his work. He asked what
was going back to TS to make up the two way traffic. If an open port is
required for 8.1 then its a perfectly legit question from anyone,
irrespective of nationality to be concerned about their code. Obviously
Tony has asked himself the same question and kindly gave the link to
ethereal so that others may satisfy themselves. However, that doesn't
excuse misinterpreting this question as a slur on American ethics - hell
if a succession of corporate and financial scandals hadn't achieved that
your Commander in Chief threw away any resemblance to an ethical US with
extraordinary rendition and imprisonment without trial - {at least in
Russia you get a trial, even though, as in Khodorovsky's case,it may be
rigged}.
The point is, nobody has answered Sergey's question. If your not a
network pro how do you find the answer with ethereal? Attend the training
sessions offered in the 4 US cities? I think not.
Regards
Michael Stewart
Thursday, September 28, 2006, 4:52:37 PM, you wrote:
JS> "The sky is falling, Tradestation is stealing my systems and indicators."
JS> Hold on there partner. Tony Ross gave you the information to
JS> find this out. See his email where he tells us about Ethereal.
JS> I will tell you what little I know that has kept me from being
JS> paranoid about this. First if you don't have a good strategy you
JS> have no risk. I don't care how many fancy indicators you got from Russia.
JS> Do SHARE your Tradestation 8.1 folder. Second when you are
JS> logged on your workspaces are in use and are not able to be
JS> shared. They contain all the information you do not want shared.
JS> So any unopened workspaces might be at risk except you have your
JS> folders set to NOT SHARED. These are fundamentals of Windows XP
JS> and Tradestation 8.1. You can feel pretty safe with them. That
JS> is nearly as far as my expertise goes so that is all I better say on that.
JS> As to the size of data going out being nearly as large as what is
JS> coming in what I see is the symbol data coming in from
JS> tradestation and a large confirmation of it going back. The
JS> reason for this is Tradestation, on our end, must tell the other
JS> end it got the data for symbol such and such for period such and
JS> such and that it fills all the normal session times in completely
JS> OR no it doesn't fill it all in so send me this when you get a
JS> chance. Oh and by the way let me know if what I sent didn't agree with what you sent.
JS> Now for the really important part. If you have been on the
JS> internet 24/7 for several months and no hackers have stolen all
JS> you have and destroyed you machine then MAYBE you have your
JS> firewall and ports and all the other normal safety stuff set ok to
JS> keep a most likely NON threat like Tradestation out in addition to
JS> real threats. For a fact if you have your folders shared then
JS> even if Tradestation doesn't want you trash it may be going to them accidently. REALLY.
JS> If you are using a laptop and want to share the data then move it
JS> to a laptop shared folder then on the laptop copy it to the
JS> Tradestation folder. If you run the laptop online with
JS> Tradestation then do as it says above.
JS> Jimmy
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