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UPDATE: I changed the startup to "Automatic on User Logon" and it works just how I want it to now! Thanks SO much for your help! I didn't realize that running an application under services would super ...

Sorry, I should have explained that in my original post.

If you're on XP, whilst logged on normally, press control+alt+esc to bring up the Windows Task Manager - look for Abyssws.exe in the Image N ...

Were you running Abyss as a standalone application before and are now running it as a system service? If so, check what user the server is running as - if it is LocalSystem, this is the account with ...

I will post this in here since this is the closest thing I can relate this issue to.

I don't know if this is a Windows issue or if it has something to do with the new version of Abyss, so mabye you ...

right after i posted the last time, i took out the "domain" parameter on the cookie variable, and now it works! Go figure!

The one with the port number is a totally different address. You would have
to use the one with the port at the end to set another cookie. Both of these
addresses are different, that's exactly why y ...

The one with the port number is a totally different address. You would have
to use the one with the port at the end to set another cookie. Both of these
addresses are different, that's exactly why y ...

I am wondering, will you get a broken pipe error if a script exceeds the timeout set in Abyss settings? I can find no other reason to get this error, as my scripts all are in working order.
If your s ...

I have a free dynamic domain name thing (ex, mysite.dyndns.com), and here is what I am doing: I have 2 web sites, abyss on computer 1, abyss on computer 2. Computer 1 is port 80 on LAN to WAN, so http ...

I am wondering, will you get a broken pipe error if a script exceeds the timeout set in Abyss settings? I can find no other reason to get this error, as my scripts all are in working order.

Hello, I want to host a site on a computer on my LAN (computer "d1"), and would like to know how to make this accessible from the net. The trick here is that I don't have a router, I simply have it co ...