The prospect of AOL changing something that would break stuff doesn't seem
out of the question to me... :)
How about trying it on another "complicated" port that AOL may be more
generous with? Like 443 (https/ssl) or 21.
Just guessing here .. :)
Jonathan
At 11:32 PM 8/24/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Well my login screen is not running on Port 8383.
>However they must be getting the Login Failed
>The ones I have spoke with are pretty clueless when
>it comes to computers so the challenge of walking
>them through a telnet session is not too appealing.
>
>Unfortunately port 80 is in use right now so that is
>out of the question at the moment. I will have to try
>something else.
>
>Thanks,
>Dusty
>
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> > All of AOL's traffic runs through a cluster of proxy servers. Some types
>of
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