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Usually only for use inside their network. What kind of app is it? -Dan

*L* Well sometimes you have to use the quick and dirty tricks to keep things going for your customers until the problem is fixed. Ever seen the movie Patch Adams? I know this sounds silly, but that old dude in the looney bin is what taught me to look beyond the problem, and the answer will...

Yes, that's what I'm referring to. If you need help, feel free to e-mail me (ornae@dsv.myip.org) and we can set up a time to do remote control and maybe get it figured out together. -Dan

Chris, I'm sorry, I was thinking she had put her own asp script on her server, I didn't know she was using the localstart.asp from installation. :o) -Dan

suzi2- Maybe you could post the script? It's a permission issue, below I copied and pasted the error you posted. It shows Permission denied: 'GetObject'. Or it could be that the object doesn't exist if you flushed it with another (or even the same) script. clip follows: HTTP 500.100 -...

When using CDONTS mail functions, you must have the SMTP server running on that machine as well. You must configure it for your external OUTGOING mail server, and you must also configure how the individual site (in it's properties) should send mail. If you can't get things to jive, let me...

A customer of mine had the same problem. My 10-second solution (hey, they weren't paying me for it!) was to simply define index.htm as the default document, which was just a blank page with an instant meta redirect to the default.cfm

This is just a guess since IIS 5 ftp is such a pain to configure.....but have you tried setting each user's home directory from the MMC? You'd have to do it in each user's machine account, I would think. -Dan

Yes. The implications are: 1. Anybody could do anything they wanted with your servers, UNLESS that account can only be used from inside your own network. 2. See #1. :o) -Dan

The easiest, quickest way to solve that is by changing the username used for IIS internet users (IUSR_blahblah). -Dan

I think it's more likely that your ASP scripts aren't releasing their resources, and if you have 200 users, even on a gig of server memory and 10-minute process lengths, you can get bogged down on memory very quickly. Always remember to set your ASP objects to "nothing" after the...

If you are using that server as an internet proxy as well, you can disable cached pages from the site you are downloading the weather info from, in the proxy, disallow all internet access but that specific site. Just an idea. Dan -Friends don't let friends drive naked.

I would put the logo you're talking about in with the error page itself, and then just use relative references, not absolute. In your HTML on the error page, when you insert the image, make sure it has only the image filename, and not a directory. Just make sure that the logo is in with the...

I saw that once. The culprit was a corrupted download from Windows Update. The only thing I could get to work was reinstalling XP.

IIS is supposed to support ASP to begin with. What's the address to your app? I fought with asp support on IIS 5 and finally figured it out, so maybe we can use some remote support and get it figgered out for 'ya. :o)

I can almost guarantee you it's one of those 'behind-the-scenes' programs, similar to flowgo and the like. I chased those da*n things more than I care to remember.