[www.iname.com] > This is a javascript problem (actually a problem that the page author made). > Javascript in pages intended to be accessed by non-javascript enabled > browsers must be commented out. This is accomplished by adding "<!--" after, > "language=javascript> and "-->" just before </SCRIPT>. You accomplished the > same thing by deleting the javascript material.
ok right, putting comments in works too, maybe I will email them about that, it would be nice to be able to see my iname emails from home (that is my 'public' email address that gets too many junk mails because I published it briefly 4 years ago..). Currently I cycle 5 miles (8km) to the library where I get 20 minutes of internet for free. [Glenn Writes] > The problem is that with "Multitasking Yes" and "HTTPkeepAlive Yes" > Arachne is too fast for some sites. seems difficult to believe that, since this is a 486DX50 running on a 14400bps ppp link (with no compression), and the websites can cope with thousands of hits per hour on fast links.. still, I see somebody else says they have multitasking off and it still happens so I will try 'httpkeepalive no' and see if that makes a difference. > We endup with some images not grabbed because Arachne was faster in > making requests than the site was able to accomplish with only 2 > connections open. (as you may already know, Arachne is limited to only 2 > simultanious connections). maybe Arachne is too fast for pppd? iain
