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I'm using FP 2003 and XP Pro SP2. I've been publishing to and fro between
remote hosts (running FP extensions) and localhost subwebs with no problems.
Suddenly today, when I tried to publish from a remote site to a new subweb
under localhost, first FP complained that some folders and/or files in the
target (localhost) web had identical names to those I was publishing, and to
change the names and try again. All there was in the local web was a couple
of folders created in the process of FP making a new web. Next, when trying
to publish to a localhost subweb, Windows or FP began to ask for a username
and password, and would not accept any administrator level name and pwd. So,
from Frontpage, I'm locked out from localhost and any subwebs. I can still
see the contents from My Network Places (no name or pwd asked for). Can't
find anything in the XP or FP Help systems to give me a hint. It's POSSIBLE
that the host from which I was trying initially to publish (Linux, FP
extensions) was not one I had previously used to publish TO localhost.
Any suggestions very welcome.....
TIA,
Dan
(e-mail address removed)
remote hosts (running FP extensions) and localhost subwebs with no problems.
Suddenly today, when I tried to publish from a remote site to a new subweb
under localhost, first FP complained that some folders and/or files in the
target (localhost) web had identical names to those I was publishing, and to
change the names and try again. All there was in the local web was a couple
of folders created in the process of FP making a new web. Next, when trying
to publish to a localhost subweb, Windows or FP began to ask for a username
and password, and would not accept any administrator level name and pwd. So,
from Frontpage, I'm locked out from localhost and any subwebs. I can still
see the contents from My Network Places (no name or pwd asked for). Can't
find anything in the XP or FP Help systems to give me a hint. It's POSSIBLE
that the host from which I was trying initially to publish (Linux, FP
extensions) was not one I had previously used to publish TO localhost.
Any suggestions very welcome.....
TIA,
Dan
(e-mail address removed)