Hello,
I have an asp application with a logon form that posts form content
(username and pw textbox) to itself in order to process and verify. If
the application is set to windows integrated authentication in iis
6.0, form data is posted well and can be accessed in the target asp
page via request("tbUserName").
If the web runs in anonymous authentication mode only (which is
neccessary as it is accessed from the internet and not only within a
single domain) with the default IUSR_MACHINENAME as account, the page
is also postet on submit, but the request data does not return the
value of the textboxes and the request is empty
(request.totalbytes=0). In IIS 5.0 it works fine.
Others wrote, that this could be an issue of mixed authentication
modes within a web, but this is not the case.
Any ideas to solve or workaround this problem?
br
Markus 1 1699
simplify your code as much as possible while still exhibiting the behavior
and post it.
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Head of Development
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I have an asp application with a logon form that posts form content (username and pw textbox) to itself in order to process and verify. If the application is set to windows integrated authentication in iis 6.0, form data is posted well and can be accessed in the target asp page via request("tbUserName").
If the web runs in anonymous authentication mode only (which is neccessary as it is accessed from the internet and not only within a single domain) with the default IUSR_MACHINENAME as account, the page is also postet on submit, but the request data does not return the value of the textboxes and the request is empty (request.totalbytes=0). In IIS 5.0 it works fine.
Others wrote, that this could be an issue of mixed authentication modes within a web, but this is not the case.
Any ideas to solve or workaround this problem?
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