On Mon, 25 Mar 2002 07:11:51 -0500 "Jim Bija" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> quietly intimated:
> Well, im sure it will not come as a big shock to anyone. I went ahead > and downloaded the newest Netscape for window(i have 98se). Installed > it and went to the same web site, and low and behold was able to > download the ISO images with no problem. What the heck IE6 is doing to > hang when i try with it i have no idea. > Im not the only person with this problem, and i would consider this a > major problem if i were Redhat. Anyone who has IE and uses that > machine to burn their CD's is surely not getting the ISO's from their > paid RHN site. Perhaps its not ALL versions of IE, i do know of 1 > other person i asked to go there and try it. He had same results as > me. Just hangs. > > Viva ala Netscape! > > Jim. RH can worry about it, but it's a (deliberate) misconfiguration with M$ software and not something others can readily do anything about without stepping into proprietary "standards" (ha, ha). Complaints/concerns should be directed to Micros~1 telling them to fix the bugs in their browser. For the record, that is _precisely_ why I recommended an FTP client. MS stuff is broken in many ways, most of them intentional to keep people tied to them and only them. A third-party client gets around this. In this case, it was a http URL, and an FTP client wouldn't have gotten it. But a browser that adheres to standards works. So, who's fault would you say it is? -- "Hello, and thank you for calling MicroSoft technical support. May I ask what version of Code Red your server is running?" _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
