Hello,

Here is the deal - I have been publishing to my web site for years, and I
just recently created a new site and now I can't publish to the original
site. I am certain I know what is happening, but need help resolving the
problem.

I am publishing in FP2003 on XP using FP extensions. I know this works,
because I tested it from a second machine here at home. Basically when I try
to publush it says:

Unable to open 'https://mywebsite'
Server error:
Possible causes:
1: The web server may not have the Frontpage server extensions installed
(more errors, 2: server may be down, 3: proxy server issue, etc)

So, what I did was try to use a "web folder" by Adding a network place and
it fails. However, I can do this on my second computer - no problem.

So, what I believe has happened is when I try to publish or map a website,
it has the wrong user name and password since it NEVER PROMPTS me for it.

Meanwhile I deleted my cookies, my cache, even went and deleted all the
passwords in autocomplete, and I still can't publish or map the website.

I am certain somewhere it was confused and is using the wrong user and
password for this resource, but I don't know how to remove it. I even went
and removed the SSL state and my cached credentials with my profile, but it
still won't connect.

Can anyone tell me how to get it so that it needs to prompt me for user/pass
again for this resource? This really isn't a Frontpage issue really, but
more an OS/Network issue. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!

THANKS!
DaveR

Does you host have the FP SE installed for SSL (https port 443)
If not use http and in the form http://www.yoursite.com/

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_____________________________________________
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_____________________________________________


"DaveR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news5855408-4E45-4330-B6DA-(E-Mail Removed)...
| Hello,
|
| Here is the deal - I have been publishing to my web site for years, and I
| just recently created a new site and now I can't publish to the original
| site. I am certain I know what is happening, but need help resolving the
| problem.
|
| I am publishing in FP2003 on XP using FP extensions. I know this works,
| because I tested it from a second machine here at home. Basically when I try
| to publush it says:
|
| Unable to open 'https://mywebsite'
| Server error:
| Possible causes:
| 1: The web server may not have the Frontpage server extensions installed
| (more errors, 2: server may be down, 3: proxy server issue, etc)
|
| So, what I did was try to use a "web folder" by Adding a network place and
| it fails. However, I can do this on my second computer - no problem.
|
| So, what I believe has happened is when I try to publish or map a website,
| it has the wrong user name and password since it NEVER PROMPTS me for it.
|
| Meanwhile I deleted my cookies, my cache, even went and deleted all the
| passwords in autocomplete, and I still can't publish or map the website.
|
| I am certain somewhere it was confused and is using the wrong user and
| password for this resource, but I don't know how to remove it. I even went
| and removed the SSL state and my cached credentials with my profile, but it
| still won't connect.
|
| Can anyone tell me how to get it so that it needs to prompt me for user/pass
| again for this resource? This really isn't a Frontpage issue really, but
| more an OS/Network issue. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!
|
| THANKS!
| DaveR
|
|
|

This might be a typo on your part, but are you sure your web address is
https://? https: indicates a *secure* server connection such as those you'd
send Credit card details over - banks, paypal etc, whereever you need data
encryption.

Generally https: would not be used for "normal" site.

Has your host installed the FP extensions on the port 115 (or whatever the
secure port is). Regular http is port 80, secure https: use port 112 or 115
(or whichever).

Check with your host.

Clues are in the errors you're getting such as, "Server may not have server
extensions installed" etc.

Try publishing to http://www.yoursite.com (without the 's' on the end of the
http)

If you tried it on a test machine (assuming to http://localhost - not this
is *not* a secure server).


"DaveR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news5855408-4E45-4330-B6DA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> Here is the deal - I have been publishing to my web site for years, and I
> just recently created a new site and now I can't publish to the original
> site. I am certain I know what is happening, but need help resolving the
> problem.
>
> I am publishing in FP2003 on XP using FP extensions. I know this works,
> because I tested it from a second machine here at home. Basically when I
> try
> to publush it says:
>
> Unable to open 'https://mywebsite'
> Server error:
> Possible causes:
> 1: The web server may not have the Frontpage server extensions installed
> (more errors, 2: server may be down, 3: proxy server issue, etc)
>
> So, what I did was try to use a "web folder" by Adding a network place and
> it fails. However, I can do this on my second computer - no problem.
>
> So, what I believe has happened is when I try to publish or map a website,
> it has the wrong user name and password since it NEVER PROMPTS me for it.
>
> Meanwhile I deleted my cookies, my cache, even went and deleted all the
> passwords in autocomplete, and I still can't publish or map the website.
>
> I am certain somewhere it was confused and is using the wrong user and
> password for this resource, but I don't know how to remove it. I even
> went
> and removed the SSL state and my cached credentials with my profile, but
> it
> still won't connect.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to get it so that it needs to prompt me for
> user/pass
> again for this resource? This really isn't a Frontpage issue really, but
> more an OS/Network issue. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!
>
> THANKS!
> DaveR
>
>
>

"Andrew Murray" wrote:

> This might be a typo on your part, but are you sure your web address is
> https://? https: indicates a *secure* server connection such as those you'd
> send Credit card details over - banks, paypal etc, whereever you need data
> encryption.
>
> Generally https: would not be used for "normal" site.
>
> Has your host installed the FP extensions on the port 115 (or whatever the
> secure port is). Regular http is port 80, secure https: use port 112 or 115
> (or whichever).
>
> Check with your host.
>
> Clues are in the errors you're getting such as, "Server may not have server
> extensions installed" etc.
>
> Try publishing to http://www.yoursite.com (without the 's' on the end of the
> http)
>
> If you tried it on a test machine (assuming to http://localhost - not this
> is *not* a secure server).
>
>
> "DaveR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news5855408-4E45-4330-B6DA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hello,
> >
> > Here is the deal - I have been publishing to my web site for years, and I
> > just recently created a new site and now I can't publish to the original
> > site. I am certain I know what is happening, but need help resolving the
> > problem.
> >
> > I am publishing in FP2003 on XP using FP extensions. I know this works,
> > because I tested it from a second machine here at home. Basically when I
> > try
> > to publush it says:
> >
> > Unable to open 'https://mywebsite'
> > Server error:
> > Possible causes:
> > 1: The web server may not have the Frontpage server extensions installed
> > (more errors, 2: server may be down, 3: proxy server issue, etc)
> >
> > So, what I did was try to use a "web folder" by Adding a network place and
> > it fails. However, I can do this on my second computer - no problem.
> >
> > So, what I believe has happened is when I try to publish or map a website,
> > it has the wrong user name and password since it NEVER PROMPTS me for it.
> >
> > Meanwhile I deleted my cookies, my cache, even went and deleted all the
> > passwords in autocomplete, and I still can't publish or map the website.
> >
> > I am certain somewhere it was confused and is using the wrong user and
> > password for this resource, but I don't know how to remove it. I even
> > went
> > and removed the SSL state and my cached credentials with my profile, but
> > it
> > still won't connect.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to get it so that it needs to prompt me for
> > user/pass
> > again for this resource? This really isn't a Frontpage issue really, but
> > more an OS/Network issue. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!
> >
> > THANKS!
> > DaveR
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

i am having the same problem i can not publish my site it keeps asking for id
and pass word over and over again i would like to find out how to either
change the id and pass word or get rid of it all to gether so i can publish

"Andrew Murray" wrote:

> This might be a typo on your part, but are you sure your web address is
> https://? https: indicates a *secure* server connection such as those you'd
> send Credit card details over - banks, paypal etc, whereever you need data
> encryption.
>
> Generally https: would not be used for "normal" site.
>
> Has your host installed the FP extensions on the port 115 (or whatever the
> secure port is). Regular http is port 80, secure https: use port 112 or 115
> (or whichever).
>
> Check with your host.
>
> Clues are in the errors you're getting such as, "Server may not have server
> extensions installed" etc.
>
> Try publishing to http://www.yoursite.com (without the 's' on the end of the
> http)
>
> If you tried it on a test machine (assuming to http://localhost - not this
> is *not* a secure server).
>
>
> "DaveR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news5855408-4E45-4330-B6DA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hello,
> >
> > Here is the deal - I have been publishing to my web site for years, and I
> > just recently created a new site and now I can't publish to the original
> > site. I am certain I know what is happening, but need help resolving the
> > problem.
> >
> > I am publishing in FP2003 on XP using FP extensions. I know this works,
> > because I tested it from a second machine here at home. Basically when I
> > try
> > to publush it says:
> >
> > Unable to open 'https://mywebsite'
> > Server error:
> > Possible causes:
> > 1: The web server may not have the Frontpage server extensions installed
> > (more errors, 2: server may be down, 3: proxy server issue, etc)
> >
> > So, what I did was try to use a "web folder" by Adding a network place and
> > it fails. However, I can do this on my second computer - no problem.
> >
> > So, what I believe has happened is when I try to publish or map a website,
> > it has the wrong user name and password since it NEVER PROMPTS me for it.
> >
> > Meanwhile I deleted my cookies, my cache, even went and deleted all the
> > passwords in autocomplete, and I still can't publish or map the website.
> >
> > I am certain somewhere it was confused and is using the wrong user and
> > password for this resource, but I don't know how to remove it. I even
> > went
> > and removed the SSL state and my cached credentials with my profile, but
> > it
> > still won't connect.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to get it so that it needs to prompt me for
> > user/pass
> > again for this resource? This really isn't a Frontpage issue really, but
> > more an OS/Network issue. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!
> >
> > THANKS!
> > DaveR
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

Thanks Stefan and Andrew for the ideas. It is actually https://, and it was
working fine until recently. Like I indicated, I can map this web folder
from a different computer at home, but I can't from this machine. On this
machine it won't ask for a user/pass, where the other it does. What I
believe is happening, and to many people with publishing problems, is that FP
gets the wrong credentials for the web resource and you can't "clear them
out"...it just keeps trying the same ones over and over and never prompts for
user/pass.

I am still open for ideas, and just so people know the website is:
http://erinrosenthal.org - A simple site I created to give people a chance to
help her cope with her recently discovered Leukemia. The publishing for the
site is: https://erinrosenthal.org, per the instructions from my web
provider (insight), but it just doesn't work (I believe it was confused with
another user/pass I entered when managing a different site).

Anyway, again - thanks for the help - any more ideas? Lastly, I am quickly
getting to the point where I will spend the $35 from Microsoft to resolve
this...but I must say this is really bumming me!

Thanks,
DaveR

"Andrew Murray" wrote:

> This might be a typo on your part, but are you sure your web address is
> https://? https: indicates a *secure* server connection such as those you'd
> send Credit card details over - banks, paypal etc, whereever you need data
> encryption.
>
> Generally https: would not be used for "normal" site.
>
> Has your host installed the FP extensions on the port 115 (or whatever the
> secure port is). Regular http is port 80, secure https: use port 112 or 115
> (or whichever).
>
> Check with your host.
>
> Clues are in the errors you're getting such as, "Server may not have server
> extensions installed" etc.
>
> Try publishing to http://www.yoursite.com (without the 's' on the end of the
> http)
>
> If you tried it on a test machine (assuming to http://localhost - not this
> is *not* a secure server).
>
>
> "DaveR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news5855408-4E45-4330-B6DA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hello,
> >
> > Here is the deal - I have been publishing to my web site for years, and I
> > just recently created a new site and now I can't publish to the original
> > site. I am certain I know what is happening, but need help resolving the
> > problem.
> >
> > I am publishing in FP2003 on XP using FP extensions. I know this works,
> > because I tested it from a second machine here at home. Basically when I
> > try
> > to publush it says:
> >
> > Unable to open 'https://mywebsite'
> > Server error:
> > Possible causes:
> > 1: The web server may not have the Frontpage server extensions installed
> > (more errors, 2: server may be down, 3: proxy server issue, etc)
> >
> > So, what I did was try to use a "web folder" by Adding a network place and
> > it fails. However, I can do this on my second computer - no problem.
> >
> > So, what I believe has happened is when I try to publish or map a website,
> > it has the wrong user name and password since it NEVER PROMPTS me for it.
> >
> > Meanwhile I deleted my cookies, my cache, even went and deleted all the
> > passwords in autocomplete, and I still can't publish or map the website.
> >
> > I am certain somewhere it was confused and is using the wrong user and
> > password for this resource, but I don't know how to remove it. I even
> > went
> > and removed the SSL state and my cached credentials with my profile, but
> > it
> > still won't connect.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to get it so that it needs to prompt me for
> > user/pass
> > again for this resource? This really isn't a Frontpage issue really, but
> > more an OS/Network issue. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!
> >
> > THANKS!
> > DaveR
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

According it http://erinrosenthal.org/_vti_inf.html the FP SE are at http
- have you tried it

--

_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPa...3/Default.aspx
_____________________________________________


"DaveR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:81D8E73E-ADB2-4606-B083-(E-Mail Removed)...
| Thanks Stefan and Andrew for the ideas. It is actually https://, and it was
| working fine until recently. Like I indicated, I can map this web folder
| from a different computer at home, but I can't from this machine. On this
| machine it won't ask for a user/pass, where the other it does. What I
| believe is happening, and to many people with publishing problems, is that FP
| gets the wrong credentials for the web resource and you can't "clear them
| out"...it just keeps trying the same ones over and over and never prompts for
| user/pass.
|
| I am still open for ideas, and just so people know the website is:
| http://erinrosenthal.org - A simple site I created to give people a chance to
| help her cope with her recently discovered Leukemia. The publishing for the
| site is: https://erinrosenthal.org, per the instructions from my web
| provider (insight), but it just doesn't work (I believe it was confused with
| another user/pass I entered when managing a different site).
|
| Anyway, again - thanks for the help - any more ideas? Lastly, I am quickly
| getting to the point where I will spend the $35 from Microsoft to resolve
| this...but I must say this is really bumming me!
|
| Thanks,
| DaveR
|
| "Andrew Murray" wrote:
|
| > This might be a typo on your part, but are you sure your web address is
| > https://? https: indicates a *secure* server connection such as those you'd
| > send Credit card details over - banks, paypal etc, whereever you need data
| > encryption.
| >
| > Generally https: would not be used for "normal" site.
| >
| > Has your host installed the FP extensions on the port 115 (or whatever the
| > secure port is). Regular http is port 80, secure https: use port 112 or 115
| > (or whichever).
| >
| > Check with your host.
| >
| > Clues are in the errors you're getting such as, "Server may not have server
| > extensions installed" etc.
| >
| > Try publishing to http://www.yoursite.com (without the 's' on the end of the
| > http)
| >
| > If you tried it on a test machine (assuming to http://localhost - not this
| > is *not* a secure server).
| >
| >
| > "DaveR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| > news5855408-4E45-4330-B6DA-(E-Mail Removed)...
| > > Hello,
| > >
| > > Here is the deal - I have been publishing to my web site for years, and I
| > > just recently created a new site and now I can't publish to the original
| > > site. I am certain I know what is happening, but need help resolving the
| > > problem.
| > >
| > > I am publishing in FP2003 on XP using FP extensions. I know this works,
| > > because I tested it from a second machine here at home. Basically when I
| > > try
| > > to publush it says:
| > >
| > > Unable to open 'https://mywebsite'
| > > Server error:
| > > Possible causes:
| > > 1: The web server may not have the Frontpage server extensions installed
| > > (more errors, 2: server may be down, 3: proxy server issue, etc)
| > >
| > > So, what I did was try to use a "web folder" by Adding a network place and
| > > it fails. However, I can do this on my second computer - no problem.
| > >
| > > So, what I believe has happened is when I try to publish or map a website,
| > > it has the wrong user name and password since it NEVER PROMPTS me for it.
| > >
| > > Meanwhile I deleted my cookies, my cache, even went and deleted all the
| > > passwords in autocomplete, and I still can't publish or map the website.
| > >
| > > I am certain somewhere it was confused and is using the wrong user and
| > > password for this resource, but I don't know how to remove it. I even
| > > went
| > > and removed the SSL state and my cached credentials with my profile, but
| > > it
| > > still won't connect.
| > >
| > > Can anyone tell me how to get it so that it needs to prompt me for
| > > user/pass
| > > again for this resource? This really isn't a Frontpage issue really, but
| > > more an OS/Network issue. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated!
| > >
| > > THANKS!
| > > DaveR
| > >
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
| >