Re: Installing on IIS 5.1 Windows XP Pro - Username/Password
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texte = I run an OSX server with Partner Edition with Domain Count Serial "none" and one single domain on it. The domain list shows localname.local (with one dot only) but the server is available from the internet with its IP or URL. I noticed that when i write http:// IP/webcatalog/ it works well, but when i type http://IP/webcatalog without the final slash, i get a redirect to http:// www.localname.local/webcatalog/ Anyway, not sure this is why it prompts you for a WebDNA username/ password on first opening. Of course, you do not use [AUTHENTICATE] or [PROTECT] tags in your pages? because this would immediately explain what you see... chris On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:58, Taipan wrote > Hi Chris ... > > As you have written ...that's exactly what I have encountered. I have > also tried entering various other serial digits like my order number > instead of "none" and the max number allowed still shows 1 (I think it > is defaulted to that just like the Dev Edition). However, it still > prompts me for a WebDNA username/password on first opening a webdna > enabled web page ..which when entered, everything works fine > thereafter. > Change the domain list entry to check/test the outcome and the error > message shows up as "WebDna not configured to recognize the domain" > instead of the username/password dialog. > > To me, it looks like when it pops the dialog box on username/password > ...it did check the domain name, saw that it matched but POSSIBLY > ...found that there was no serial number for Domain Count hence the > pop > box. Mismatch domain name ...like the test conducted ...and the error > message is different. Wishful thinking I guess because I have tried > everything and the only thing left open or unresolved is the Domain > Count Serial number ...no one seems to be able to tell me where the > documentation on it is. Is anyone operating the Partner Edition with > Domain Count Serial "none"? > > Here is something interesting too just for those who like details. On > port 80, one domain in the list is fine ..no need for localhost or > 127.0.0.1 as stated in the Domain "Edit" page (written ...could not > verify it given my problem). However, if you have a different port > number that the server is running ...guess what, the listed domain > auto-detected on first entery is now ...in my case "localhost:90" > which > means the 1 domain is now consumed and the free localhost / 127.0.0.1 > ...gone. So port numbers other then 80 means need more domain to > register. > > Finally ...I have yet another concern which no one can confirm > also. All > find and dandy to have xxx.com as the listed domain in the > list ...note, > only one dot. How about entries like ...xxx.com.sg or > yyy.co.uk ...where > then does the one dot thingy come to play? Anyway ... The one dot > thingy > I read in the archives but is it really like that? Totally baffling > without good documentation. I mean, if it part of the admin preference > ...surely there should be a "?" next to Domain Count as well to > explain > things ...at the very least. Oh well, I have sent my concerns to SMS > ...got their automated response ...now hoping for an > answer ...kneeling > and praying that it is a Domain Count Serial thingy ...so that I can > finally get some well deserved sleep ..otherwise ...I am royally > screwed. > > Cheers TDn > > -----Original Message----- > From: WebDNA Talk [mailto:WebDNA-Talk@talk.smithmicro.com] On > Behalf Of > Christophe Billiottet > Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 20:43 > To: WebDNA Talk > Subject: Re: Installing on IIS 5.1 Windows XP Pro - Username/Password > perpetual prompt box > > > If you only got one serial, for one domain, then i guess the "'Domain > Count' Serial #" may show "none" and the "Edit Domain List" should > show the local name, with a dot in it, or 127.0.0.1. It will not > prevent the server to be accessed from the internet. One the top of > this page, you should read "Maximum number of Domains allowed: 1" > > chris > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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I run an OSX server with Partner Edition with Domain Count Serial "none" and one single domain on it. The domain list shows localname.local (with one dot only) but the server is available from the internet with its IP or URL. I noticed that when i write http:// IP/webcatalog/ it works well, but when i type http://IP/webcatalog without the final slash, i get a redirect to http:// www.localname.local/webcatalog/ Anyway, not sure this is why it prompts you for a WebDNA username/ password on first opening. Of course, you do not use [authenticate] or [protect] tags in your pages? because this would immediately explain what you see... chris On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:58, Taipan wrote > Hi Chris ... > > As you have written ...that's exactly what I have encountered. I have > also tried entering various other serial digits like my order number > instead of "none" and the max number allowed still shows 1 (I think it > is defaulted to that just like the Dev Edition). However, it still > prompts me for a WebDNA username/password on first opening a webdna > enabled web page ..which when entered, everything works fine > thereafter. > Change the domain list entry to check/test the outcome and the error > message shows up as "WebDna not configured to recognize the domain" > instead of the username/password dialog. > > To me, it looks like when it pops the dialog box on username/password > ...it did check the domain name, saw that it matched but POSSIBLY > ...found that there was no serial number for Domain Count hence the > pop > box. Mismatch domain name ...like the test conducted ...and the error > message is different. Wishful thinking I guess because I have tried > everything and the only thing left open or unresolved is the Domain > Count Serial number ...no one seems to be able to tell me where the > documentation on it is. Is anyone operating the Partner Edition with > Domain Count Serial "none"? > > Here is something interesting too just for those who like details. On > port 80, one domain in the list is fine ..no need for localhost or > 127.0.0.1 as stated in the Domain "Edit" page (written ...could not > verify it given my problem). However, if you have a different port > number that the server is running ...guess what, the listed domain > auto-detected on first entery is now ...in my case "localhost:90" > which > means the 1 domain is now consumed and the free localhost / 127.0.0.1 > ...gone. So port numbers other then 80 means need more domain to > register. > > Finally ...I have yet another concern which no one can confirm > also. All > find and dandy to have xxx.com as the listed domain in the > list ...note, > only one dot. How about entries like ...xxx.com.sg or > yyy.co.uk ...where > then does the one dot thingy come to play? Anyway ... The one dot > thingy > I read in the archives but is it really like that? Totally baffling > without good documentation. I mean, if it part of the admin preference > ...surely there should be a "?" next to Domain Count as well to > explain > things ...at the very least. Oh well, I have sent my concerns to SMS > ...got their automated response ...now hoping for an > answer ...kneeling > and praying that it is a Domain Count Serial thingy ...so that I can > finally get some well deserved sleep ..otherwise ...I am royally > screwed. > > Cheers TDn > > -----Original Message----- > From: WebDNA Talk [mailto:WebDNA-Talk@talk.smithmicro.com] On > Behalf Of > Christophe Billiottet > Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 20:43 > To: WebDNA Talk > Subject: Re: Installing on IIS 5.1 Windows XP Pro - Username/Password > perpetual prompt box > > > If you only got one serial, for one domain, then i guess the "'Domain > Count' Serial #" may show "none" and the "Edit Domain List" should > show the local name, with a dot in it, or 127.0.0.1. It will not > prevent the server to be accessed from the internet. One the top of > this page, you should read "Maximum number of Domains allowed: 1" > > chris > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to digest@talk.smithmicro.com> > Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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