Marck D Pearlstone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12.09.2002,
03:49:43:
> 
> Aha! Not so weird after all. It's S/MIME signed. I'll bet you have
> MSCryptoAPI selected for S/MIME. The S/MIME signature verification
> is calling the MSCryptoAPI which in turn is hitting HTTP on port 80.
> Switch to Internal and it should stop doing so.
> 
> It may also depend on which MS Web components you have installed. It
> looks like for some reason there's something about that signature
> your MSCrypto Install can't cope with, so the OS is trying to
> install a Crypto update when TB requests signature verification for
> that message.
> 

There had to be a simple explanation did'nt there!!!!

Thank you mark for clearing that one up. Once again we all bow to you :)

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