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Vince()
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Login problem - 12/21/2002 10:07:27
Until a few days ago, I was able to login to my ISP' s server via frontpage with no problems, I do most of my editing online. Now when I try to login I get the following:
I login with username: [username]
Password: [password]
the login form returns with -
username: www. [my domain] \ [username]
Password: [password]
and I can' t get in.
The whole thing seems to coinside with a Windows XP Pro security update. This is driving me crazy! Do I reinstall XP or Frontpage (as my ISP suggest), or is it the server extensions?
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caywind
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RE: Login problem - 12/24/2002 4:02:40
Try to have the ISP re-create the account. That means delete the account and then set-up a new one.
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Vince()
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RE: Login problem - 12/24/2002 5:27:43
Thanks Caywind. I' ll see what they say.
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Vince()
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RE: Login problem - 12/24/2002 7:28:08
ISP closed for christmas, back on the 7th - I have now gone crazy. I am about to reinstall XP.
However there are other wierd things happening:
I have two web sites, I can get into site A via FP from home but not site B and from work its the other way round (site B and not site A).
I can' t afford to lose all this time!!! HELP!!!! I feel a new ISP coming on!!!
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caywind
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RE: Login problem - 12/29/2002 18:13:48
Hey Vince,
Is it possible to get some URLS? site A and B?
Still sounds like authentication and the XP upgrade. Did the ISP change anything?
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ISP closed for christmas What happens if a site or server goes down???
< Message edited by caywind -- 12/29/2002 6:21:31 PM >
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Vince()
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RE: Login problem - 12/30/2002 5:21:01
I' d rather not give you the ULR' s as the work is far from finished and the client is a bit sensitive, but site A is a .com and site B is .co.uk
The ISP say they have not changed anything and that they have yet again re-installed FPSE.
Have Windows changed the way XP sends passwords?
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caywind
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RE: Login problem - 12/31/2002 16:28:10
quote:
Try to have the ISP re-create the account. That means delete the account and then set-up a new one. Did they try this? They don' t have to delete the files, just the user name and password
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Vince()
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RE: Login problem - 1/3/2003 15:27:28
My ISP say its a ' firewall' thing ( I' ve had Norton Personal for about 6 months).
They say they can fix it thier end.
I' ll let you know.
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