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Frontpage extensions
Post 5232 by joetech on Thursday 9th of August 2001 02:26:13 AM
08-09-2001
You DO realize of course that by giving that Web Server FRONT PAGE extensions you open yourself toall the exploits that are inherent to iis.
My point of view is......
I stick to apache.
I had my Web site hosted on a Front Page box and it was splashed.
It now resides on an Apache box.
It can be hacked, but it is a bit more difficult.
I can FTP my files alot quicker than trying to get front Page to make a connection and HTTP the data to it.
One more thing, when I code my HTML, I have so much more flexability over my work than being tied to what the text editor in Front Page allows me to do.
Peace
joetech
go have some fun!
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