Re: Betr.: upgrading to IE6 on w2k servers

[Mircea MITU <mmitu () bitdefender com>]

On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 09:18 +0200, Philip Wagenaar wrote:
> My reasons for switching to iis are new security model, secure by default, 

You must be kidding.
If you're looking for "secure by default" you should look at chroot-ed
Apache from OpenBSD or thttpd or RedHat' Stronghold or AOLServer. Or
even plain Apache. At least you could search http server and you'll find
a dozen of http servers more secure than iis.

Beside that he was talking about IE, not IIS.
Anyway, you made my day with this joke ;)



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