Hello,
Annoying problem on a server with IIS 5. [We have other
IIS 5 that show asp files just fine. I'm at a loss. ]
I can open htm, html, gif, jpg, all files except asp
files. The message when opening an asp file is:
"The page cannot be found...
blah blah blah
HTTP 404 - File not found"
I've looked everywhere. Permissions are okay with IUSR
and security since we can browse other files. The asp
files in question are NOT marked Hidden...
What can I do to make it render the asp files? Ideas?
Thank you,
Sharon 5 4845
Turn off "show friendly HTTP errors" in Tools / Internet Options / Advanced,
reload the page, and tell us what the *real* error message is.
--
Aaron Bertrand
SQL Server MVP http://www.aspfaq.com/
"Sharon" <be****@llnl.gov> wrote in message
news:0b****************************@phx.gbl... Hello,
Annoying problem on a server with IIS 5. [We have other IIS 5 that show asp files just fine. I'm at a loss. ]
I can open htm, html, gif, jpg, all files except asp files. The message when opening an asp file is:
"The page cannot be found... blah blah blah HTTP 404 - File not found"
I've looked everywhere. Permissions are okay with IUSR and security since we can browse other files. The asp files in question are NOT marked Hidden...
What can I do to make it render the asp files? Ideas?
Thank you, Sharon
This does not exactly match your description of your problem, but it's worth
a try. http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2147
Ray at work
"Sharon" <be****@llnl.gov> wrote in message
news:0b****************************@phx.gbl... Hello,
Annoying problem on a server with IIS 5. [We have other IIS 5 that show asp files just fine. I'm at a loss. ]
I can open htm, html, gif, jpg, all files except asp files. The message when opening an asp file is:
"The page cannot be found... blah blah blah HTTP 404 - File not found"
I've looked everywhere. Permissions are okay with IUSR and security since we can browse other files. The asp files in question are NOT marked Hidden...
What can I do to make it render the asp files? Ideas?
Thank you, Sharon
I had this problem one of my systems that has only yesterday, had XP
installed on it........just trying to remember how I fixed it....
AH!.......remembered.....
I enabled Scripts and Executables (Low IIS Process since it's not going to
be connected to the net.....ever) and enabled the server extensions for the
domain itself.
--
Regards
Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group www.it-mate.co.uk
Keeping it FREE!
Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
Sharon <be****@llnl.gov> wrote in message
news:0b****************************@phx.gbl... Hello,
Annoying problem on a server with IIS 5. [We have other IIS 5 that show asp files just fine. I'm at a loss. ]
I can open htm, html, gif, jpg, all files except asp files. The message when opening an asp file is:
"The page cannot be found... blah blah blah HTTP 404 - File not found"
I've looked everywhere. Permissions are okay with IUSR and security since we can browse other files. The asp files in question are NOT marked Hidden...
What can I do to make it render the asp files? Ideas?
Thank you, Sharon
On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 06:46:49 -0800, "Sharon" <be****@llnl.gov> wrote: Hello,
Annoying problem on a server with IIS 5. [We have other IIS 5 that show asp files just fine. I'm at a loss. ]
I can open htm, html, gif, jpg, all files except asp files. The message when opening an asp file is:
"The page cannot be found... blah blah blah HTTP 404 - File not found"
I've looked everywhere. Permissions are okay with IUSR and security since we can browse other files. The asp files in question are NOT marked Hidden...
What can I do to make it render the asp files? Ideas?
Norton or other script blocking software, URLScan/IIS Lockdown without
ASP allowed, no script access on folder, many reasons possible.
Jeff
Jeff, that was it! URLScan/IIS Lockdown was set to not allow ASP.
Whew!
Thanks to everyone for all your input! I found the referenced articles
very useful and went through all of them trying everything...
Problem resolved with the lockdown tool....
Sharon
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