turned-on by default is not a good thing. Webservers require careful and thoughtful configuration before allowing them to expose your computer network to the world. This is the major cause of Windows security flaws (RPC is, by default, turned-on and trusts everything)

Update: My issue with RPC isn't that it's turned on ... it's that it's too trusting. And, it's not the only thing that's turned on by default in Windows that shouldn't be. In fact, it's almost impossible to turn some of the stuff off. It's not like Windows is well-documented or anything ... </rant>

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: quick and dirty http page server by dragonchild
in thread quick and dirty http page server by Anonymous Monk

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