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Posted to
Troubleshooting
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tomkmvp
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3 hours, 8 minutes ago
[quote user="Van Alen"]when I go to a next port to view default web site on the internet
It show Broken link[/quote]
I don't understand what this means. Can you be more detailed?
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Posted to
Web Farms
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tomkmvp
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3 hours, 10 minutes ago
[quote user="Paul Lynch"]
OK, I'm guessing that what's happening here is that your load balancer (whatever that might be) regards anything other than a HTTP status code of 200 as a failure condition when it issues a keepalive to your web application.
If my guess is right then what you are probably seeing is the behaviour ...
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Posted to
General
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tomkmvp
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23 hours, 21 minutes ago
No, it doesn't "traverse", it references the root directly. It's an absolute path.
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Posted to
Web Farms
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tomkmvp
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23 hours, 40 minutes ago
[quote user="homeguards"]does not work: https://sub.test.org/trans [/quote]
What does this mean? What happens?
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Posted to
General
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tomkmvp
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23 hours, 42 minutes ago
[quote user="Maxer_Ars"]I need to reference a file in Default Webssite -> MainCompanyPortal\SomeFile.aspx[/quote]
So refer to it as href="/SomeFile.aspx" - note the leading "/" this means start from the root of the site.
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Posted to
ASP.NET Administration
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tomkmvp
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11-20-2009, 6:40 AM
[quote user="seekanswer"]These are internal hard copy directions for setting up a vendors product.[/quote]
Your best bet then is to follow-up with the author of that document. We're not sure what is meant by "Application Server dialog" ...
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Posted to
Classic ASP
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tomkmvp
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11-20-2009, 6:37 AM
What do you mean by a server control?
Classic ASP does not have server controls and the events you mention seem to be client side browser events that do not involve ASP.
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Posted to
Security
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tomkmvp
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11-20-2009, 6:33 AM
Regardless, it's an ASP.NET issue and it just might be the custom error page that is returning these sensitive details ...
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Posted to
Troubleshooting
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tomkmvp
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11-19-2009, 4:07 PM
[quote user="gbloomfield"]My application doesn't seem to have a base link in IIS7.[/quote]
We're in the IIS 5/6 forum ... : )
[quote user="gbloomfield"]Any links like "/images/myimage.jpg" end up going to the site's root directory[/quote]
That's what I would expect, given that you preface ...
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Posted to
Troubleshooting
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tomkmvp
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11-19-2009, 4:05 PM
What's interesting is that it's ASP.NET and not IIS that is reporting the 404.
[quote user="simonalexander2005"]Server Error in '/' Application[/quote]
Furthermore, the IIS log indicates a sub-status of "0" for the 404, meaning it really can't find the file.
[quote user="simonalexander2005"]GET ...