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In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

Craig [Visitor]
Thanks, Great tip
PermalinkPermalink 05/14/10 @ 13:37

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

colas [Visitor]
many thanks, I have been fighting with this for a while
PermalinkPermalink 04/16/10 @ 21:18

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

tomusn [Visitor]
Thank you for posting this. I went through a couple of other Google hits, but none was as straightforward as yours.
PermalinkPermalink 03/10/10 @ 15:12

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

Joe [Visitor]
Thank you for this. I struggled with this until I found your post and had it working in a couple minutes. Great documentation!
PermalinkPermalink 03/02/10 @ 18:19

In response to: Murmur / Mumble on FreeBSD 7

Nihplod [Visitor]
Easier to cheat now, portinstall murmur installs everything now :P
PermalinkPermalink 02/21/10 @ 20:44

In response to: ssh/sftp for Windows 2008 Server using CopSSH

RobertRE [Visitor]
if i add more than one user, and let the wizzard generate private keys, why can another user read my private key in the home dir?
how do i change the default settings for ntfs permissions in home folder for new users?
PermalinkPermalink 02/11/10 @ 02:28

In response to: ssh/sftp for Windows 2008 Server using CopSSH

thefnx [Visitor]
Hi, thanks for the information , i tested on Windows 2008 64 and it works fine, however i tried to use folders outside of COPSSH directory and it did not worked, can you please explain more about this?.

Thanks
PermalinkPermalink 02/01/10 @ 14:41

In response to: ssh/sftp for Windows 2008 Server using CopSSH

Kellog's Rice Crispies [Visitor]
Yep, the part about how to access the files outside the copSSH folder was very confusing to me too.

I first understood that I should edit /etc/passwd and somehow enable the access there, so I changed the user's home directory to /cygdisk/c/, which DID NOT WORK.

The way I got it working was just realising that it already worked out of the box. If you want to access C:\ you just SSH to the machine and
cd /cygdisk/c/
All your drives are accessible through the /cygdisk/ path.

Thanks for the tutorial by the way :)
PermalinkPermalink 01/25/10 @ 12:09

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

rbeca [Visitor]
This does not work on Vista Home Prem
I am trying to find a way to use ssi and have been unsuccessful. Any other ideas?
PermalinkPermalink 01/20/10 @ 16:10

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

Allison [Visitor]
This works perfectly! Thanks for the great fix -- Windows 7 has been driving me crazy with this issue.
PermalinkPermalink 12/15/09 @ 15:23

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

blaning [Visitor]
I also had problems with includes working with .asp files. However, I modified these instructions by creating module mapping to *.asp. The includes work, but now an ASP redirect on my home page doesn't work.
PermalinkPermalink 11/13/09 @ 09:35

In response to: ssl redirects in IIS7 using 403.4 error pages with response 302

Sean [Visitor]
One clarifying point - you also have to make sure that the site is bound to http in addition to https, otherwise the server never handles the original http request.

Obvious, once you realize your mistake... :(
PermalinkPermalink 11/09/09 @ 14:53

In response to: VMware import problems with boot.ini configuration in Windows 2000 and 2003 Server

Stephen [Visitor] · http://www.drobo.com.hk
Do U know if this issue has been resolved in Replay 4.1? Btw, tks for sharing that w/ us.
PermalinkPermalink 10/31/09 @ 18:05

In response to: ssh/sftp for Windows 2008 Server using CopSSH

Andy [Visitor]
Hi - thanks for the great tutorial - little unsure however how to provide access "outside the copssh folder"

Would you be able to add in the command/instructions how to do this ?

Thx
PermalinkPermalink 09/28/09 @ 07:29

In response to: ssl redirects in IIS7 using 403.4 error pages with response 302

Jeroen Landheer [Visitor] · http://www.jeroenlandheer.com
Cool, this is a great trick!
PermalinkPermalink 09/17/09 @ 10:10

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

Aaqib Inam [Visitor] · http://hisoft.us
Thanks for this post.
But this does not work for file.asp include.
I have included connection string into all files as connection.asp, but its not working. for asp serversideinclude.

Please give me any suggestion.
PermalinkPermalink 07/22/09 @ 21:35

In response to: Murmur / Mumble on FreeBSD 7

feld [Visitor]
Murmur.cpp is created if you have all your deps

/usr/ports/devel/ice

go install that then try again :)
PermalinkPermalink 07/01/09 @ 21:08

In response to: ssh/sftp for Windows 2008 Server using CopSSH

Syed Sadat Ali [Visitor]
This is excellent doc and it works for Windows 2008.

PermalinkPermalink 06/17/09 @ 12:39

In response to: Murmur / Mumble on FreeBSD 7

Nihplod [Visitor]
It works good for me, but you need the source 1.1.4 cause murmur.cpp isnt in the later packages.
PermalinkPermalink 05/03/09 @ 12:11

In response to: Server Side Includes for HTML in IIS7

Mike Fosbrook [Visitor] · http://www.fosbrookwebdesign.com
Many thanks for this post. I know very little about IIS 7 and your instructions have unlocked some of the mysteries in setting up modules in general as well as help me activate server side includes.
PermalinkPermalink 04/26/09 @ 03:00