sometimes I have tricked dumb sites like this by accessing them
through the anonymiser service... it's usually just the first page
that has the heavy checking on it - then you get forwarded to a
section of the site customised for your setup...
anyway - I may be talking from where teh sun don't shine on this -
but it isn't gonna hurt you to have a go... try checking the site
through the anonymiser service... just enter
http://free.anonymiser.com/http://your.url.here/
ie.
http://free.anonymiser.com/http://www.redhat.com/
for the redhat site...
anyway - since anonymiser hides your IP, browser headers, etc - then
you should be able to get around this sort of browser checking...
HTH... cheers, dan.
At 9:51 PM -0500 17/9/00, Uncle Meat wrote:
>I have a linux box I'm using to share internet access with a MAC. I just
>ran into a problem that I'm either not thinking clearly enough to see the
>solution to, or I haven't run across the solution to it.
>
>My wife accessed the internet tonight, followed some links, then came to a
>page that refused access. It said she needs MSIE4.0/NS Navigator 4.06 or
>newer for MAC. She has NS Communicator 4.74.
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