Mike Yuen wrote:
> I'm got another person working for me on a site. He's a Mac user and for
> some reason, he can't seem to register as a new person. I know this
> problem isn't due to the large amount of traffic b/c it's a new site with
> 3 users max at any time.
>
> I haven't found any similar problems in any knowledge base and i'm
> thinking it has something to do with my cable modem connection and the
> fact that:
> 1. I'm in Seattle and he's in Cleveland (distance issue) - less likely.
That's not really possible. The only way this could happen is that if
you have certain IPs blocked.
>
> 2. ON the more likely side, all the crap that is running on my computer
> (ie: firewalls, IDS, telnet, applications).
This all depends on the type of authentication you are using to allows
users access to the site. It's probably not a firewall problem becuase
if any user can see the sight at all, all should be able to. But all
the other crap you have running on your computer shouldn't matter as
long as you or one other user can register. The problem is probably
somewhere in your script.
Are you checking for browser types? Are you and the other Win user
using IE and the Mac user using NS. Is the web server IIS or Apache?
Are you using PHP for checking the users or Apache or IIS?
If you could post some code, it would probably help.
Michael
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