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HELP - Netscape 3.01, bookmarks, and stack fault

HELP - Netscape 3.01, bookmarks, and stack fault

Post by Bob Sto » Sat, 15 Mar 1997 04:00:00



I have Netscape 3.01 on Windows for Workgroups.  Just today I found I
could not launch NS without getting a stack fault in krnl386.exe.  I
restored a 2-month old version of Netscape and all its subdirectories.
No more stack fault.  I then copied just my current bookmark file,
replacing the older one.  Stack fault returned.

Any ideas as to what's wrong with the current file?  It is about
80,000 bytes versus the old one which is about 70,000 bytes.  Could it
be size?  Any way to salvage the bookmarks I've added since two months
ago?

Thanks.

Bob

 
 
 
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HELP - Netscape 3.01, bookmarks, and stack fault

Post by Gary Crambli » Sun, 16 Mar 1997 04:00:00



>I have Netscape 3.01 on Windows for Workgroups.  Just today I found I
>could not launch NS without getting a stack fault in krnl386.exe.  I
>restored a 2-month old version of Netscape and all its subdirectories.
>No more stack fault.  I then copied just my current bookmark file,
>replacing the older one.  Stack fault returned.

>Any ideas as to what's wrong with the current file?  It is about
>80,000 bytes versus the old one which is about 70,000 bytes.  Could it
>be size?  Any way to salvage the bookmarks I've added since two months
>ago?

Try using free Columbine Bookmark Merge to break you bookmarks file
into smaller files.

--
Gary Cramblitt, author of Columbine Bookmark Merge
http://www.clark.net/pub/garyc/

 
 
 
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I have an IIs 2.x server set up using Challenge/Response
authentication.  I'm on the corporate side of a Proxy server that will
not allow Clear Text authentication.  Don't ask, I don't know why, or if
it is an issue.  Corporate bureaucratic ..blah..blah..

MS 3.01 (or any version I guess), when used with IIs 2.x, allows the use
of NT's actual Domain/Username account information to be used as the
authentication mechanism (apparently).  Here's what I mean;

I have Domain Controller "WEBMAIN" running IIs 2.x.  I connect using a
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\\WEBMAIN\INETPUB\WWWROOT\STUFF (as defined through his account
rights).  With out adding any authentication changes vie the Webserver
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access the webserver while logged in as FRED (as above), I get an
Authentication dialog box, requesting a Username and Password for
<unknown>.

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above.

Is this the case?

Is there a work around?


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