: Not sure what os that was -- and I think it may have actually
: been /com/ as
: a directory name... I've never seen a problem with Windows IIS using the
: domain name as the directory name -- it's a fairly common convention for
: hosting companies, often including www. so you'd see a directory with the
: client list like:
Now that you mention it, I seem to recall someone earlier mentioning that if
you name a directory with a .com extension, IIS assumes that what you really
mean to do is call a file in it's parent directory with it's name and the
rest of the URL as parameters.
Hmm. HTH.
--Ben Doom
Programmer & General Lackey
Moonbow Software
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