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Posted by Bernadette Houghton on 04/26/07 09:50
Toby, thanks so much for this suggestion. I hadn't thought of a two-step
approach such as you suggest.
Reason I can't host the file on my own server is that my server requires two
layers of manual authorisation (it is a corporate server), and the nature of
the file often requires urgent and frequent changes. So much easier to have
it hosted externally where I can bypass all the red tape.
Regards
bernieh
"Toby A Inkster" <usenet200703@tobyinkster.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Bernadette Houghton wrote:
>
>> I want to display a "news-type" XML file, along the lines of "the current
>> features are currently not available" in a corner of my web site. I want
>> this file to be hosted on a free file hosting (or similiar) server
>
> Why not host it on your own server? Is this because the XML file is
> supposed to provide a "service status" informing customers when your own
> server is down?
>
> You could look at trying one of the blogging engines such as LiveJournal
> or wordpress.com. Most of them provide XML feeds of your blog. You could
> start a "Bernadette's Service Staus Blog".
>
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> Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
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