Crocodile
- 16 Dec 2002 03:59
kernow
- 04 Nov 2004 10:26
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Iain - terapin is just a file transfer utility - not a web builder see www.tpin.com
Thanks Kayak - never knew that.
Spaceman
- 04 Nov 2004 10:28
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Iain/Kayak.ftp via explorer has worked for a while I always used to use it until I realized how slow and error prone it is, I use WS-FTP Pro now but its overkill for basic web pages just nicer to use.
Spaceman
- 04 Nov 2004 11:02
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Iain, the error is because there are no web pages to show, by default browsers looks for index.htm or index.html when you enter a site address so for example when you enter www.flying.demon.co.uk it looks for the file index.htm and loads that.
Its just saying you need to load the pages into your web space (using ftp). ISPs have differing procedures for making the web space visible with some it will be visible immediately but that is not always the case.
I don't know anything about dreamweaver but you need to create basic html type pages and not fancy ones at the moment, if you go for more fancy pages later you will need to check what Pipex allow as some pages need server side stuff as well.
That's the limit of my web design expertise !!
Spaceman
- 04 Nov 2004 11:03
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meant to add index.htm will be created by front page or whatever you use to do your pages.
Kayak
- 04 Nov 2004 11:36
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Iain: Create a file on your hard disk with Notepad, called index.htm and containing the text "Hello!". Open an Internet Explorer window to ftp://<your Pipex username>@dslftp.dsl.pipex.com/ . You will need to give your password and you should get a blank page as no files have been uploaded. Next open a Windows Explorer window so that the index.htm file you have just created shows. Drag and drop the file into the IE window. After it uploads it it will show in the IE window and also at your website address.
Kayak
- 04 Nov 2004 13:15
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Well done!
Oh I forgot to say there seems to be a bug in IE (at least on my machine) whereby you have to press refresh after typing the ftp address. The first time I get a page not found error.
Mr Euro
- 04 Nov 2004 16:18
- 2387 of 11003
Not sure how but somebody is sending spam emails from an AOL screen name of mine. It's been happening over the last few weeks.
anyone any ideas how to stop this?
Here is an example:
Subj: Important Message About Your Health pfew
Date: 22/10/2004 10:39:07 Romance Standard Time
From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: Venusfirefly2003
BCC: Venusfly30, Venus films, VenusFliGrl77, Venus Feet, VenusFliTrap0162, VenusFly666, Venusformal, Venusflytrap2000, VenusFlyCherryPi, Venusflytrap101, Venusforeros, Venusflytrap5, Venusfn, VenusFlyCatcher, VENUS FlyyTrap, Venusflytrap44, Venusisis5917436, Venusiris1, VenusisloveLv
Get Them Online
Vicodin, Xanax, and more to choose from....
u3fd5az67v5
Just visit:
www.noscript-rx.info
(copy and paste the link)
Robb
- 04 Nov 2004 17:07
- 2389 of 11003
Just a small problem or more of an irritation really. Whenever I type in a website address that begins with an "s" in the address bar a drop down box appears with sardinesplaice. I know this box is supposed to appear but I clear down my history files/cookies etc regularly and I haven't been to sp for months. Where is it being stored so I can just get rid of it? I bloody hate things that burrow in and sit somewhere they shouldn't - why wouldn't it just be in the normal history file like all other sites I visit?
Thanks
Rob
Kayak
- 04 Nov 2004 17:33
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Mr Euro, not much you can do. They aren't actually sending from your account (well, you could change your password to make sure), they are just spoofing the sender address. I get it too.
Robb, Tools/Internet Options/Content tab/Autocomplete and press Clear Forms.
Mr Euro
- 04 Nov 2004 17:39
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Hi Kayak, I think they are sending it from the account. They have sent over 100 mails each saying it is from me! This is confirmed if youlook in outbox and you see them their!
I'll change the password but I think it's a bit more than that, I have contacted AOL but wont hold my breath.
BrianTrayda
- 04 Nov 2004 18:09
- 2392 of 11003
Hijacking of valid email addresses to bypass Spam checking of the "MAIL FROM" validation in MailServers is now very common. The spammers are being squeezed so are going to more extreme measures to get the junk through.
Unfortunately there is absolutely nothing you can do about it apart from completely bining the email address and never use it again.
They are not sending from your account at all. They are sending it from somewhere else using their own special software and just sticking your email address in because it is "valid".
Mr Euro
- 04 Nov 2004 18:15
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BT, but if they are not sending from my account why/how does it appear in my outbox?
Kayak
- 04 Nov 2004 18:19
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Do you sleepwalk Mr Euro? :-)
Spaceman
- 04 Nov 2004 18:21
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Mr Euro, if its in your outbox its probably been sent from there, as you suggest take it up with AOL but I doubt if they will do much. If its not in your inbox its spoofed, happens all the time, some ISPs will allow you to supress DSN messages which can be usefull if this is happeneing a lot, I donmt know if AOL let you do that but I doubt it as they are crap ;-)