Re: Hosted Core Program

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YiHern Chan wrote:
| I would like to know more about how I can setup a core for myself on my
| IIS server.
|

Hi,
	By "IIS" do you mean Internet Information Services (or whatever it's
called) on the Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003/Longhorn platform? -- or am I
mistaken?

	As far as I know, Windows support for the core is very much
experimental (more so than the Unix version).  I managed to get it to
compile on Cygwin, although I didn't do a lot of testing, and it was an
early version (Alpha 8) -- so I don't know what the score is now.

	Edward Haletky was working on porting it to MingW, I don't know what
the status is.

	So in short, it _may_ be possible to get the EB-Lite core to work on
your server, but it's untested -- and probably not going to be easy.  If
you have a Unix (*BSD, Solaris, IRIX, Linux, etc...) machine around that
is net accessible, you might be better off using that machine instead.
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