"Access is denied" suggests that your website's IUSR account is denied access to msxml3.dll. You need to find this file and check permissions. Assuming that you're not running a really old version of IIS, you should have the current version of the file - msxml6.dll - for which you would...
asp.net,iis-6,windows-server-2003
You need an authorization node as well, in order to define who you are denying access to, e.g.: <authorization> <deny users="?"/> </authorization> ...
asp.net,asp.net-mvc,model-view-controller,iis-6
Check the app pool identity it's running under. Ensure the identity has permissions to access the folder.
No, you can't. Redirections from HTTPS to HTTP happen after the initial HTTPS request has been made, and this request expects a valid certificate to be used. If what you'd like to do was possible, downgrade MITM attacks would be far too easy to perform. Perhaps turning off port 443...
asp.net,iis,iis-7,iis-7.5,iis-6
Here is the answer for your question, Run IIS Reset that will release any processes attached to it. Run the application with CTRL + F5 and stop it then start the appilcation in debug mode. Also make sure that any asp.net stand alone processes are running. always use Ctrl+F5 not...
You can use .htaccess file to redirect to maintenance page: RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} !^123\.456\.789\.000 RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/maintenance\.html$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://domain.com/maintenance.html [R=307,L] Some useful links: http://www.shellhacks.com/en/Redirect-Site-to-Maintenance-Page-using-Apache-and-HTAccess http://perishablepress.com/htaccess-redirect-maintenance-page-site-updates/ http://wp-mix.com/maintenance-mode-htaccess/...
Ugh, finally found a command that works. All in all I've tried 4 different variation of the same thing from different example around the interwebz, all of which only work the first time. But this command updates properly on subsequent changes: function Set-Site-Credentials( $SiteElement, $Credentials ){ Set-WebConfiguration -Filter "$($SiteElement.ItemXPath)/application[@path='/']/virtualDirectory[@path='/']" -Value...
You should be able to find the all bindings here: %windir%\system32\inetsrv\MetaBase.xml This file should hold most IIS config settings. Make sure you back it up before modifying it!...
.net,c#-4.0,iis-6,windows-server-2008-x64
that means it's an internal error, meaning internal to the service - the service threw an exception that was not caught. you should try checking whats the error: 1.Check Windows event logs on the server to see whats the full exception. 2.There might be an issue in the way you...
asp.net,session,iis,asp-classic,iis-6
According to this MSDN article (which is ancient, but certainly makes sense in my experience): Session ID values are 32-bit long integers. Each time the Web server is restarted, a random Session ID starting value is selected. For each ASP session that is created, this Session ID value is incremented....
The issue is you haven't got Enable parent paths enabled in the ASP application configuration. Without it you are not permitted to use .. directory traversing in ASP functions. For more information see Enable Parent Paths Is Disabled by Default in IIS 6.0 On a side note: I tend to...
c#,iis-6,silverlight-5.0,application-pool
Exception code: 0xc00000fd indicates that your application is failing with a stack overflow exception. This is most commonly caused by code that uses recursion never unwinding the stack. The only real way to find out is to capture a process dump with ADPlus/Debug Diagnostic Tools and load it up into...
I found the problem myself after another hour of searching the web: The problem was that my Iirf.ini file was in the wrong folder. It was in the wwwroot instead of my project folder. It works fine now
asp.net,windows-installer,iis-6,repair
If you support 32 and 64-bit systems you need separate setups for both. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/heaths/archive/2008/01/15/different-packages-are-required-for-different-processor-architectures.aspx so you'd run the appropriate aspnet exe for the system, that might solve some problems. You haven't said if your setup is x86 or x64, so it's hard to say what the exact issue might be....
Try to enable parent paths. 1.Open the IIS Management console, 2.Right click on your website in the sidebar and go to properties. 3.Go to the "Home Directory" Tab 4.In the "applications settings", click on the "configuration" button 5.In the "Applications configuration" Window, there should be a Mappings Tab 6.Simply choose...
The solution is to force IIS to write the changes from the cache into the Metabase.xml, this way the new configurations will be available for editing. This is done using the command - %systemroot%\system32\IIsCnfg.vbs /save ...
In case anyone else has this issue with gclid parameter on IIS6 server using isapi rewrite filter v2 here is the code that solved the issue. RewriteRule ^/([^?]+)\?(.*)(?:^|&)gclid\=[^&]+(\&.*)?$ /$1\?$2$3 [I,RP,L] ...
I found out how to to this, for this to work the directory must be in wwwRoot, if you dont find it you must refresh until it appears.
asp.net,sql-server,iis,iis-6,sqlmembershipprovider
Now, if you have data in say an "orders" table that references a user that placed the order (and have a relationship between your membership user table and the orders table) this massive drop statement will fail - how are you accounting for updating your current data attributed to users...
Your query failed. This causes sqlsrv_query() to return false. Your error in your query is an errant comma: $sql = "SELECT first_col, s_col, t_col, FROM names "; ^^^^ HERE Remove it and your query should work. FYI, you don't check for errors in your code. You should always check to...
asp.net,iis-7,web-config,iis-6,httpmodule
I solved it. It turns out one of the HttpModules was not being initialized. This was because the web.config file was tuned to IIS6, and the application was running in an application pool set to Integrated Pipeline mode on IIS7. Switching the application pool to Classic mode essentially enabled backwards...
You cannot request web page from web site which are running under the same Application pool. A finite number of worker threads (in the Inetinfo.exe or Dllhost.exe process) is available to execute ASP pages. If all of the ASP worker threads send HTTP requests back to the same Inetinfo.exe or...
powershell,iis,iis-6,application-pool
There is no easy way to work with IIS6 from PowerShell as far as I know. I think you are on the right track. Export IIS6 config to an XML file. & {iiscnfg /export /f c:\inetpub\config.xml /sp / /children} Then you can use PowerShell to parse the XML. $cfg =...
asp.net,iis,iis-6,windows-server-2003
The following fixed the issue for me:- Right Click "Web Sites" and select property Go to Services tab. Uncheck - "Run WWW services in IIS 5.0 isolation mode". After removing the selection from Run WWW Services...., I was able to start the service....
asp.net,ssl,configuration,iis-6
This is only a partial answer for a possible workaround. Considering that Internet Explorer on Windows XP also has another known SSL/TLS limitation, the fact that it doesn't support Server Name Indication (SNI), you might be able to serve distinguish clients based on whether they use the server name extension...
This was because the WCF features were not all enabled on the server.