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Internet Server SDK

Please copy the headers in the Include directory to a directory on your
include path, such as C:\MSTools\Include.  Please copy the Lib\Processor
directory to a directory on your Lib path (e.g. copy \Lib\i386 C:\MSTools\Lib)

The Samples are set up with HTML files that assume that they are installed
off of the WWWRoot at /SDK.

For example, if your Internet Server is set up with the default webroot of
C:\WWWRoot then the following command will install the SDK:

xcopy /defi A:\Samples C:\WWWRoot\SDK

To build the samples you need a Win32 compiler (Such as Microsoft Visual C++).
Go to the directory where the samples are installed (e.g. C:\WWWRoot\SDK)
and nmake to build the samples.

Late breaking tips:
  The Internet server can be run as an interactive application.  This makes
debugging it much easier.  Do do this you need to make a few changes to your
system.  For the user account that you are going to run the server under
you need to add a few privledges.  To do this run musrmgr, and select
Policies.User Rights....  Check the "Show Advanced User Rights" checkbox.
Then select the "Act as part of the operating system" right and add the
user account.  Repeat this with "Generate Security Audits". Make sure that
all Internet Services are stopped and INetInfo.Exe is not running (use tlist
to check).  Log off and log back on.  You can then load the Internet
Server with the command line "INetInfo.Exe -e W3Svc".  If you want to load this
under a debugger just make sure that the command line to INetInfo.Exe is "-e W3Svc".
(e.g. to load it into WinDbg the command line is "WinDbg INetInfo.Exe -e W3Svc"

Thanks.

Internet Server SDK Team