I have good news. After further investigation into the ntlmaps proxy I found that it was silently failing to start. Once I managed to get the right combination of config options I can now access the page! Gene Heskett wrote (Tuesday 22 March 2005 4:55 pm): > There used to be a setting in some browsers that would allow them to > spoof who they were, but I don't recall seeing that in them recently. Spoofing isn't the solution here. The server is not checking the browser identification, it's using a proprietary MS authentication system (to pass my username/password), and the only browser that supports it is IE. Luckily I can stick ntlmaps between me and the server. > I hope this helps. And when they discover you've not been using IE, > point out to them that the lockup M$ is attempting with the IE only > attitude is what got them into antitrust court, and will again the > minute GWB is gone. You might also point out that you paid real > money for your tuition, and that you would like to have real service > for your money. If that doesn't work, find a lawyer. I should keep this in mind, but I'll probably just let it go. I got it working now, that's all I care about. Hopefully one day they'll employ someone with a clue. I suppose that's wishful thinking. In the meantime, I have work to do. Peace, Brendon
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