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Aprelium, will you please delete this entire thread?

in the meantime, you can block IPs with a software firewall (or perhaps a hardware firewall, if you have one).

you're right, Ryan. i was being too harsh. i edited my original msg as somewhat of a goof (i.e. i changed it from being harsh to being overly nice).

the sad thing is that i actually did see that ...

I got it too--more than once.

Today I received pornographic spam emails that appear as if they came from "announce@aprelium.com". By that I mean: The sender and return addresses were shown as "announce @aprelium.com". No biggie! ...

This isn't worth much energy, because it has "troll" written all over it, but here goes...

Apache is solid, secure, and works great. The problem is that it is half-done software. It has no interf ...

The tip--to use Task Scheduler as a workaround to running Abyss Web Server as a service--sounds great on the surface, but turned out to warrant a serious caveat.

I tried it on my WinXP system, and ...

This was helpful! Perhaps include this newbie-level explanation in the docs? :)

Thanks. I knew about Hosts, but hadn't thought about that workaround. It's a good tip, and I'll use it.

But I still should be able to access what "my.dnsalias.net" resolves to. And it drives me ...

Thanks, but I knew that. I know all about "WAN IP" vs. "LAN IP". The problem was I could only access my server using my LAN IP, while others could access it via the WAN IP. However, it seems to me ...

Oops, stupid me, I neglected to login before posting before.

Just to add... I have tried running the AWS-based PC in DMZ, and I've tried disabling the software firewall. I've looked in the router ...