>Are all of your users running through Web Authentication (either NT or Netscape Server)? Ouch...
>that has to be an administrative nightmare. I can see how that would be a problem, but I know
>with IIS you can't set that message.

It's a client requirement where this level of security has to be implemented. We've been investigating all week long on this one on possible solutions. So far, it seems that we would be able to do that with ISAPI as a middle tier.

>Normally, I tend to use my own authentication scheme with users in VFP tables. That way I don't
>have to worry about OS messages. The only errors I know of that can occur in the course
>of my Web apps are 500 errors for server errors or disconnects, or 400 errors for access violations
>into maintainence areas (for which you can set the error message)...

Yes, but in this case, we need to benefit of NTFS security.

>IAC, looks like you have more flexibility in NS server with that, but I don't think you'll be
>able to do this with any other server.

Correct, nothing exist yet so far. As for IIS next version, this is not even planned. ... from what was told us by a close developer of the next server version.