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Thread: Understanding "3|ASP_0171_:_80004005|Missing_Path" entries in log files

Last post 06-19-2009 1:46 AM by Leo Tang - MSFT. 2 replies.

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  • 06-16-2009, 11:15 AM

    • knoxter
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    Understanding "3|ASP_0171_:_80004005|Missing_Path" entries in log files

    Hi.

    Does anyone out there know what the following means in an IIS 6 log file:

     "3|ASP_0171_:_80004005|Missing_Path"

     I can find various possible reasons for the '80004005' though I feel the "3|" is significant of something that will help me resolve the issue.

     Thanks in advance.

  • 06-16-2009, 3:19 PM In reply to

    • tomkmvp
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    Re: Understanding "3|ASP_0171_:_80004005|Missing_Path" entries in log files

  • 06-19-2009, 1:46 AM In reply to

    Re: Understanding "3|ASP_0171_:_80004005|Missing_Path" entries in log files

    Hi,

    The 3 here is line number of that is causing the error .  For your convenience, attach the detailed information of the "ASP 0171: 80045005" error in the link Tom posted above.

    Server.MapPath() error 'ASP 0171 : 80004005' 
    Missing Path  
    /<file>.asp, line <line>  
    The Path parameter must be specified for the MapPath method.
    This error message is pretty self-explanatory. You have used server.mappath() but you have either not passed it a value or the variable you passed did not contain the value you expected. Debug the line that is causing the error by changing this:  
    lPath = Server.MapPath(vPath)
    To this: 
    Response.Write(vPath) 
    Response.End 
    'lPath = Server.MapPath(vPath)
    Leo Tang
    Microsoft Online Community Support

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