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Posted to
IIS7 - Publishing
by
TobinTitus
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03-25-2009, 3:05 AM
OK, perhaps I've misunderstood you from the get go. Let me start with your initial request:
[quote user="Geiri"] Hi everyone, I am a beginner so be kind :) I have a second site to my local server I have no bindings no assignet IP no hostname. I still only can browse one site at a time. If I sett 2 diffrent hostnames and same ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Publishing
by
TobinTitus
on
03-24-2009, 2:13 PM
To answer your question, you might benefit from understanding how Windows resolves names first. Windows generally uses two different means to resolve names: host name resolution followed by NetBIOS name resolution.
Windows will first check to see if the name being requested is its own.
In other words, if your computer is named ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Publishing
by
TobinTitus
on
03-23-2009, 11:47 PM
This is fairly simple to do two different ways. You can either set up two listeners on different ports, or configure your system to answer requests for more host names. I'm listing both solutions below.
Configuring Ports
In this solution, you'll set up a second web site in IIS to listen on multiple ports. I'm ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Extensibility
by
TobinTitus
on
03-23-2009, 4:45 PM
You might consider installing through the web platform installer: http://php.iis.net/ Click on the "Click to install" option. That might help to start.
That said, you do need to enable PHP for your applications. If "bark" is an application, and it doesn't have PHP enabled, you will get the standard FileNotFound ...
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Posted to
General
by
TobinTitus
on
03-23-2009, 4:36 PM
I don't know how I found this thread, but I thought I could help.
You can always write your own http handler that handles favicon.ico icon requests. In the handler, just examine the requested domain, and respond with the appropriate favicon.
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Posted to
Configuration & Scripting
by
TobinTitus
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10-13-2008, 9:45 AM
OK Thanks for filling us in a bit more. Can you check to make sure the file isn't marked as read-only and that permissions on the folder/file allow you to edit the file?
From a command prompt you can list the permissions by typing:
icacls c:\inetpub\wwwroot\
or
icacls c:\inetpub\wwwroot\default.asp
I'm assuming that you are storing ...
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Posted to
Configuration & Scripting
by
TobinTitus
on
10-10-2008, 5:00 AM
Hey TopDown,
Thanks for posting about the issues you are having. I see that your subject said you were setting up IIS 7 but you posted this in the "IIS 5.x and IIS 6.0" section. I just wanted to make sure we are all on the same page about what product we are talking about.
First let's address your setup issues. Setting up IIS 7 on ...
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Posted to
Classic ASP
by
TobinTitus
on
10-10-2008, 4:24 AM
Given your new information, I have to agree with Tom. I would check the record that you say isn't rendered properly. Try making sure you escape any quotes and HTML encode your output so that your HTML is rendered properly.
Let me know if you have any issues after that.
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Posted to
Classic ASP
by
TobinTitus
on
10-07-2008, 2:05 PM
Hello JPope,
Thank you for writing. When you say that something is truncated in the middle, are you saying that records from the middle are missing, or do you mean that some fields are shorter than expected? Your answer will help me give to give you the appropriate advice.
Thanks,
Tobin
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Posted to
IIS7 - UI & Remote Management
by
TobinTitus
on
10-07-2008, 2:02 PM
Some UI features were not completed for IIS 7 running on Windows Vista. More work was put into the features themselves. The administration of some features was considered less useful for a developer computer. For instance, there was no UI available for configuring the logging feature on Windows Vista until Service Pack 1. It seemed ...