Yep, after doing anything in the registry, I always reboot.

I feel as though I'm miscommunicating. I'm not using IIS, I'm using PWS (Personal Web Server). I realize that these can be considered the same in some respects, but for all I know, that isn't the case here. The only way I've found to manipulate the Script Map is to edit the registry. You mentioned playing with this through the Internet Service Manager - I don't think I have that.

My biggest problem with taking the -T out of the #!, is that it does not appear to be taint checking at all. The code I posted earlier should make taint tell me that it's insecure, but it simply doesn't. This is why I'm going to the trouble of uploading to my webhost to make sure my code runs cleanly in taint.

Update: Due to several complaints, removed signature

Sarah

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: -T t t t t t o o late folks by WebHick
in thread -T t t t t t o o late folks by malaga

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