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carissa
I have a few problems with my website I can't seem to fix (I should
indicate that I am not the one who built the website, I only maintain/
fix it; the guy who built it isn't around anymore). It's hosted by
GoDaddy.com on a Linux server using Apache, and I have contacted
GoDaddy, and they told me they have no plans at this point to
discontinue support for FrontPage Server Extensions.
So, on to the problems:
1) I had web stats disabled (it's an internal, entirely password-
protected website, so no need); when you did searches, though, a file
called "Web Stats Disabled" shows up (the search features uses WAIS,
not IIS). So I enablded Web Stats through GoDaddy, and now when you
search, THAT file comes up as "Web Stats Enabled." The location of the
file is http://www.ourwebsite.com/stats/index.html. The file itself
just says (now): "You have recently enabled statistics for your
hosting account, but statistics have not yet begun to be collected for
your site. This process may take up to twenty four hours." The problem
is, I don't need web stats and I don't want this come up when I
search, but I can't delete the file OR change the name of the stats
directory. What can I do?
2) The Administration Home doesn't work perfectly for me, either. When
I login, it will let me add usernames/passwords, but it always
downloads "fpadmcgi.exe" for EACH username/password I enter/delete
(even if I have a copy just downloaded, sitting on my desktop). If I
attempt to install it, it gives me an error message, saying that "The
NTVDM CPU has encountered an illegal instruction," and then I have to
close it. It seems to get the job done, however, it won't do OTHER
Administration Home functions, like Recalculate Web or Check Server
Health. What's wrong, and how do I fix it?
Thanks in advance for any help--I'm self-taught by trial and error and
Internet research, so any help at all is appreciated.
Carissa
indicate that I am not the one who built the website, I only maintain/
fix it; the guy who built it isn't around anymore). It's hosted by
GoDaddy.com on a Linux server using Apache, and I have contacted
GoDaddy, and they told me they have no plans at this point to
discontinue support for FrontPage Server Extensions.
So, on to the problems:
1) I had web stats disabled (it's an internal, entirely password-
protected website, so no need); when you did searches, though, a file
called "Web Stats Disabled" shows up (the search features uses WAIS,
not IIS). So I enablded Web Stats through GoDaddy, and now when you
search, THAT file comes up as "Web Stats Enabled." The location of the
file is http://www.ourwebsite.com/stats/index.html. The file itself
just says (now): "You have recently enabled statistics for your
hosting account, but statistics have not yet begun to be collected for
your site. This process may take up to twenty four hours." The problem
is, I don't need web stats and I don't want this come up when I
search, but I can't delete the file OR change the name of the stats
directory. What can I do?
2) The Administration Home doesn't work perfectly for me, either. When
I login, it will let me add usernames/passwords, but it always
downloads "fpadmcgi.exe" for EACH username/password I enter/delete
(even if I have a copy just downloaded, sitting on my desktop). If I
attempt to install it, it gives me an error message, saying that "The
NTVDM CPU has encountered an illegal instruction," and then I have to
close it. It seems to get the job done, however, it won't do OTHER
Administration Home functions, like Recalculate Web or Check Server
Health. What's wrong, and how do I fix it?
Thanks in advance for any help--I'm self-taught by trial and error and
Internet research, so any help at all is appreciated.
Carissa