Have got the code to display ok (IIS) but it says everything is up even when I point it to names/ip address that do not exist? Am I missing something here?
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JohnD
Hi, we have IIS 5, PHP 4.3.10 and MySQL 4.1 both work fine as we have other php apps running on the server (Win 2K server), one or zero helpdesk.
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John D
Has anyone getting webmans room booking program working on a Windows server? We have installed it but get his customized “404 Page Not Found†error page when trying to access the main index.php page.
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John D
I am looking to upgrade my graphics card. I currently have a NVIDIA GeForce
FX 5900XT. While this is a pretty good card it struggles with some of the newer games like Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07. Can anyone recommend a mid priced better performance card (AGP)
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John
As I said, it's not that there are charging for it, it's the fact there never let on about it in over 12 months that gets my back up. Also what happened to the beta testing program?
Indeed. It is not that there are charging for it, it is there software after all. It’s the fact that since it was announced in August 2005 there neglected to mention it.
In April I switched my personal web sites to a UK based hosting company called CS New Media. I have been so impressed by the service (support is the best I have came across by far) I am planning on moving the school web sites I maintain over to them.
CS New Media
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John
I have been asked to install an internal web server so that students can publish there ccpurse web sites for testing and evaluation. I have some experience installing and using Windows Sever 2003 as a web server for a single web site but have never used it to host multiple sites.
The server will have a single network card with a static IP address 192.168.1.5. Am I right in thinking that students will publish/access the website as follows:
http://192.168.1.5/website1
http://192.168.1.5/website2
http://192.168.1.5/website3
http://192.168.1.5/website4
If so, can anyone give me some pointers on the best way to go about doing this.
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John D