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Started by Will
Fri, 27 Jun 1997 00:00
Re: WEb page server
Author: Will
Date: Fri, 27 Jun 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 27 Jun 1997 00:00
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In article <1597106_000003_OASIS_NEWS@the-gap.demon.co.uk>
gary@the-gap.demon.co.uk (Gary Priest) said:-
> In article <39465063_000046_OASIS_NEWS@lewarren.demon.co.uk>
> frank@lewarren.demon.co.uk (Frank Nye) wrote:-
>
>>Greetings all
>>
>>I would like to get my web page on the homepages server (demon) but I'm
>>having trouble accessing the server. I manage to get the welcoming message
>>which then go's on to tell me how many bytes I have to use,then it seems
>>to go and look for a directory which it can't find,after which it says
>>access not refused.
>>Last time it did this:-
>>
>> /u/demon.co.uk/l/e/w/myhostname
>>
>>then logged me out.
>>
>>I'v tried using Oasis,with this, the viewer window just keeps scrolling
>>saying, "access refused",then all is locked up,and I have to use a reboot
>
>As far as I can remember, the last release version of Oasis2 (I presume
>that's what you mean), had a major bug in it that prevented access to
>Demon's homepages server!!!!!!! And that was the effect!
>You *cannot* use it to access Demon's homepages server, at all. It will
>*not* work no matter what you try. Give up now.
>
Forget OASIS2 and get OASIS1.35, that's the reliable one. I have been
using this for 18 months + now with very little trouble. It is
definitely worth installing.
Cheers,
Will.
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