I'm wondering if anyone can share thoughts on installing
IIS
My best advice is DON'T, if you can possibly help it. I
personally disable IIS before my machines ever get connected
to the Internet.
Website Pro is the way to go. The time you'll save not having
to spend checking for
I agree with Dave entirely here (and I'm sure Dave just breated a huge sigh
of relief). Microsoft (and IIS as a result), because of its position in the
marketplace, is held to a higher level of scrutiny, and this, the flaws that
do exist are publicized with a level of glee at Slashdot and the
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I'm wondering if anyone can share thoughts on installing
IIS
My best advice is DON'T, if you can possibly help it. I
personally disable IIS before my machines ever get connected
to the Internet
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We ran Website Pro from January '96 (version 1.0) until just over a year
ago then migrated to IIS on WIN2K.
Our main contention was, under heavy load, Website just crapped out
ColdFusion shipped with Website Pro 1.0 on floppies. Website later
shipped with iHTML.
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I used Website Pro version 1.0 in college, and I
I used Website Pro version 1.0 in college, and I remember
getting some free server software for building dynamic Web
pages along with it. The name sounded like something from
a physics class, and the name of the company started with
an 'A'...
If I recall correctly, Website Pro did not
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when compared to its past performance (it has a ways to go however).
Mark
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We ran Website Pro from January '96 (version 1.0) until just over a year
You may be right about v1.1...
Good call on the ref to Bob. :)
DB
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I used Website Pro version 1.0 in college, and I remember
getting some free
Good call on the ref to Bob. :)
He taught me everything I know.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
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PIII 800 / 256 MB RAM / 40
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I used Website Pro version 1.0 in college, and I remember
getting some free server software for building dynamic Web
pages along with it. The name sounded like something from
a physics
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Not only do I have copies of WS and WS pro, I've got emails from Bob and
some code he wrote to help me write a CFX for website security. As for
its current use, I've been using WS pro on HoF for years and have had
Energy
213.244.5226
A complex system that does not work is invariably found to have evolved
from a simpler system that worked just fine.
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Bob's site is solo.dc3.com. He has some of his stuff on there...
Howie
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I remember that! I spent almost a semester trying
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I remember that! I spent almost a semester trying to figure out what CGI
was, and he was the one who explained it to me!
Anyone still have a copy of Bob Denny's work? I would be interested in
saving that for posterity.
Mike
On 3/10/02, Jason Davis penned:
I'm about to start co-locating next month my own win2K server box.
from installting, through service packs, hotfixes, sql server and all that...
I'm wondering if anyone can share thoughts on installing IIS
My best advice is DON'T, if you can possibly help it. I
, March 10, 2002 7:37 AM
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Subject: Re: OT: my own box
On 3/10/02, Jason Davis penned:
I'm about to start co-locating next month my own win2K server box.
from installting, through service packs, hotfixes, sql server and all
that...
I'm wondering if anyone can share thoughts on installing
Jason Davis wrote:
I'm about to start co-locating next month my own win2K server box.
from installting, through service packs, hotfixes, sql server and all that...
I'm wondering if anyone can share thoughts on installing IIS patches/hotfixes.
I know that there are many of them, how do you
Burn the SP's to a CD and install everything, and remove all of the
unnecessary extensions, _before_ plugging in the network cable.
Otherwise I guaranteee you will get infected by Nimbda and all the rest
before you can even get IIS started. Removing the unnecessary IIS
extensions pretty much
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