Len Conrad wrote:

> >1. I installed NT Server 4.0 as a member server.
> >2. Installed IIS 2.0.
>
> This was  a mistake.  Upgrading IIS2 to IIS3 or IIS4 has a long, nasty
> history of unreliabiilty and instability and the only way to fix it is
> re-install NT.
>
> If you can't fix your current pb quickly, do the "MS quick fix" (ie, wipe
> your disk) install NT4 without IIS2 and then install the NT options pak to
> get IIS4 clean. or something like that.  check with your local MSCE for
> professional guidance, but just try to avoid upgrading IIS, it can be a
> nightmare.
>
> Imail install or Imail upgrade, both benign processes, do not break IIS, in
> my many experiences.  Your NT was screwed up before Imail install, and you
> disovered your NT pb's after Imail install. Causality is wrong conclusion.

ha ha ha.  Yes I am brave enough to laugh even when the good old computer bug
bites :)

No friend, my NT was not screwed up before imail.  This problem is
reproducible.  I formatted my hard drive and re-installed NT and IIS 2.0,
installed service pack 3 which upgraded IIS 2.0 to IIS 3.0 and then installed
imail.  Same problem.  The moment I install imail, IIS stops working.  I then
reformatted the hard drive and re-did the whole process again (yes I do give
pain like that to myself at times ha ha ha) and then same problem.  IIS 3.0
works till I install imail and then once I install imail, when I browse a web
site on the IIS, I ALWAYS get the message "Your browser has sent a mal-formed
request".

I will now try with just NT and straight to IIS 4.0 and report back to this
list.

Thanks for everyone's help though.  It is greatly appreciated.

With kind Regards
Irfan Afzal


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