Mick M. wrote: > I have comcast as an ISP. My condolences. > I spent about 2 hours with the tech support people trying to get my > website to display more than a blank page. Only 2? You must have set some record for speedy customer service from comcast. > They say that it will not work with firefox, or Linux. > > Surely someone has got this to work? > How did you do it? > What tools/programs did you use? I've used lftp to transfer a few things to my comcast account. I recall sometime way back when I had trouble deleting files, but it either resolved itself or I managed to do something with their online tools to fix it. Either way though, this was a long time ago and it's quite possible they've rewritten their online tools in such a way that they are broken worse then they were in the past. I uploaded some files via ftp within the last few weeks though. So that was working at least recently. > I used their creator tool to put some text and a .jpg in thee. > Their tool shows the .jpg but not the page, in preview. > > They say that because I was running firefox/Linux when I did it it's > broken and they can't fix it. Their website creation tools just suck. And if they admit that they don't support Firefox or Linux, I'd simply move on and look for a better hosting provider like Mikkel recommended. Plus, that'll keep your web files independent so when you get the chance to move to some other ISP you won't have to worry about moving things. -- Todd OpenPGP -> KeyID: 0xBEAF0CE3 | URL: www.pobox.com/~tmz/pgp ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Intaxication (n.) Euphoria at getting a tax refund, which lasts until you realize it was your money to start with.
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