Quoting Lee Trotter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I am also on an IIS list and not once has someone been put down for not
^^^
Well, that explains it.
> searching the archives or reading one of the manuals, which are not nearly
> as cryptic as the liunx/qmail documentation. Frankly I don't have the time
> to search though hundreds of emails in the archive
Man, that's a bad sign. A Bad Sign indeed. Don't have time to read
docs? A script kiddie's dream to find a network operated with the
assumption that help is merely an outlook express click-and-drool
session away. You're connected via DSL, so I guess you're not an
access provider, thank goodness. But, how am I to tell, I can't see
your website!
So as to not seem like a complete flame, here's some advice:
1 - Don't assume qmail has anything to do with linux (I had to put that in).
2 - Don't assume others have time to help you.
3 - Assume your problem is answered somewhere already.
The latter two are so obvious you probably know it already. The
original poster had ``Network Administrator'' in his sig -- IMO that
implies a certain level of knowledge and common sense that is so
lacking in his mails to this list.
So why is your webserver not sending data? Might want to
click-and-drool an emergency help request to the IIS list. Ohh, ouch!
good luck,
Aaron
