Yet an easier way to find out, if you use Arachne ... Yes, I know we
can't go to https sites, but 99% of those I've found out there start out
with NON-secured pages, and only add https SSL when it's time to "check
out" ...
a. Make certain that in the setup options you've elected to keep
HEADERS in cache
b. When the site page has loaded, hit the "=" equal sign and read what
the new screen says ... it will tell you what platform the site is
running on. Sometimes you'll see Apache, sometimes you'll see something
that you can figure out is Netscape related, and sometimes you'll see M$
whatever ... But on some M$ owned pages you'll still see Apache. };>
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On Sun, 2 Sep 2001 20:23:59 -0400 (EDT), Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 2 Sep 2001, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
>> Would someone please post some easy methods and techniques for
>> determining whether a site is running a Micro$oft server?
> First the self-reliant way:
> $ indicates this is done from a Linux command line.
> Adjust to however your DOS client works if necessary.
> telnet> indicates a line typed from within telnet
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