Hi Bernard, > I'm glad the problem could be >reproduced, and that you no longer see it. >Unfortunately, I see no change at this end... >(I've forced re-loading of everything >which seems relevant, and it makes no >difference). I confirm that I do see the keys now on the same system I got empty pages yesterday, so the server-side problem is solved. >Quick reference: > > All links to PGP keys from the page > http://www2.lm-sensors.nu/~lm78/download.html > lead to apparently empty pages. > >I'm suffering from Someone Else's network >connexion right now. >With a proper system I could see more >clearly what's going on. It's possible >that "Save as..." on IE5 is rejecting >an empty file merely because it's >empty, which sound like Microsoft all >over. (Did you know that WinCE/ >PocketPC won't sent empty network >packets?). Here are a few things you might want to experience: 1* Empty IE's cache, restart IE and retry. You should not believe IE whn it pretends it reloaded a page. 2* Edit the files associations. I think I remember that IE uses extensions instead of MIME types (or maybe some random mix of both). The files have extension .asc and are of type text/plain. I doubt that any special treatment is done on text/plain files, but .asc files may be associated with some special treatment. 3* Install Firefox. http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/ Whoever owns the machine you are using, he/she will have to thank you for the dozens viruses, worms, spywares etc... that will not break his/her computer down thanks to you. 4* Use some file downloader such as getright. Good luck, Jean Delvare
