To determine the version number of the FrontPage Server Extensions on a particular web server, open the web with the Windows Explorer and click the Tools Web Settings command. On the Configuration tab, there is a FrontPage Server Extensions Version field.
On Windows server, the version number can also be obtained from the FrontPage Server Administrator application.
On UNIX servers the version number can be obtained by running /usr/local/frontpage/currentversion/exes/_vti_bin/shtml.exe -version.
| Release Date | Version Number | Description |
| Initial FrontPage 98 product release | 3.0.2.0913 | Initial release to http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage website and included on the retail FrontPage 98 CD-ROM. |
| 10/21/97 | 3.0.2.0913 | Released to http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage
website. Fixes security issues with the FrontPage Apache patch. No changes to the core Server Extensions themselves, thus the version number of the server extensions did not change. No change or update required for any server other than Apache with the FrontPage patch installed. The version string reported by Apache indicates whether the fixed FrontPage Apache patch is installed:
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| 12/12/97 | 3.0.2.1117 | Released to http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage
website. For Apache web servers, do not require write access to httpd.conf in order to run the FrontPage Server Extensions. Write access to httpd.conf is required in order to install the FrontPage Server Extensions, but not to run the extensions for remote authoring and publishing. |
| 3/13/98 | 3.0.2.1330 | This update addresses a potential security issue by preventing
server-side script code from being exposed to the end-user when a page containing script
code is parsed by the browse-time (or run-time) Server Extensions. This issue was
discovered internally and to date no customers have reported any related incidents. This update also changes the way symbolic links are followed by the FrontPage Explorer and FrontPage Server Administrator (fpsrvadm.exe). An updated fpcount.exe has been included in these Server Extensions. This update also corrects sorting issues with Discussion Webs, and addresses an issue with disk-based webs that are published to a server that supports the FrontPage Server Extensions. Included in this update is the FrontPage patch for Apache Web Server 1.2.5. |
| Release Date | Version Number | Description |
| Initial FrontPage 98 product release | 3.0.2.0926 | Initial release to http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage
website and included on the retail FrontPage 98 CD-ROM. Although this release installs on IIS 4.0, do not use the 3.0.2.0926 Server Extensions with IIS 4.0 because bug fixes were made in the period after the FrontPage 98 release date and before the IIS 4.0 release date. Use the version 3.0.2.1105 or later Server Extensions that are included in the IIS 4.0 setup. |
| IIS 4.0 initial product release | 3.0.2.1105 | Server Extensions update for IIS 4.0. This version of the Server
Extensions is included in the IIS 4.0 setup package and is not on the FrontPage 98 retail
CD. This version also does not support any server type other than IIS 4.0. To install use the FrontPage Server Extensions option in the IIS 4.0 Custom setup. |
| 12/15/97 | 3.0.2.1124 | Released to http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage
website. On IIS 4.0, the version 3.0.2.1124 Server Extensions are changed to create individual application roots by default for each FrontPage web or subweb. These application roots are used to mark the FrontPage Extension DLLs as in-process applications. Before this change the IIS 4.0 global setting InProcessISAPIApps was used to run the FrontPage Extension DLLs in-process, which is a small security risk if users are allowed to upload and execute their own ISAPI DLLs. Fix multihosted server support for O'Reilly WebSite web servers. Single hosted server support worked before version 3.0.2.1124, but multihosted sites did not. |
| 2/23/98 | 3.0.2.1330 | This update addresses a potential security issue by preventing ASP or
server-side script code from being exposed to the end-user when a page containing script
code is parsed by the browse-time (or run-time) Server Extensions. This issue was
discovered internally and to date no customers have reported any related incidents. This update also corrects sorting, searching, and table of contents issues with Discussion Webs, and addresses an issue with disk-based webs that are published to a server that supports the FrontPage Server Extensions. In addition, this update also includes the previously addressed issue of support for multi-hosting configurations with the FrontPage 98 Server Extensions running on O’Reilly WebSite and WebSite Pro on Windows. |