local cgi
Michal Wallace
sabren at manifestation.com
Sun Feb 13 20:51:37 EST 2000
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55555 <55555 at dakotacom.net> wrote in message <38a717a8_3 at news5.newsfeeds.com>... >I gave Medusa a try; however, it looks like you have to have a live internet connection >for it to work. That won't be the case a lot of the time. Is there any other way for me >to just associate .py to run on internet explorer through extra registry settings >somewhere? Maybe, but I'd doubt it.... and you'd have to change them to run on the web anyway... I'm not familiar with medusa, but I'll try a mind read here... Maybe this'll solve your problem: If you had a webserver running on your local machine, you can access it through http://localhost/ ... that should work even if you're not online.. If it *doesn't*... if IE pops up a "call your ISP" box, you can trick it... Just go into IE, and go to the "Connection" tab of the "View/Internet options..." dialog and tell it you have a local area network. Then http://localhost/ should work fine. (but you'll have to either set it back or manually dial your ISP through the icon in dial-up networking) -Michal http://www.sabren.com/
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