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Posted to
General
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
07-11-2007, 2:56 PM
Can you please look at the event logs and paste the error from Service Control Manager here? Make sure to paste the error code as well (somethig like 2148073478 or -2146893818 etc).
Thanks,
AJ
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Posted to
IIS7 - Classic ASP
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
05-02-2007, 2:12 AM
Wata,
Thanks for the FREB. It seems like for some reasons the wesite in question is not treated as an ''application''. In IIS7 it's not possible to manually ''remove application'' from the website level (In IIS6 you could go to the home directory tab and click on remove/create to toggle - and you will run into similar issue).
Let's try ...
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Posted to
Security
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
05-01-2007, 1:27 PM
Seems that way. The POST request by the office application to author.dll, to get write permissions fail with anonymous access. Someone with better FPSE knowledge can confirm if this is by design or not. The server side solution in your case would be what I mentioned before. Write an ISAPI filter to make Word/Excel files act read-only when ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Classic ASP
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
05-01-2007, 12:50 AM
It's unfortunate that Steve had to go through such a trouble to make this work. I am still curious to find out the root cause for this issue.
Wata,
Are you still experiencing this issue? Can you please tell me, if your application has global.asa file in the same folder? Are you using any Anti-Virus software like Norton? If answer is positive ...
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Posted to
Security
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
05-01-2007, 12:21 AM
Yeah, that's messed up. Did you set SSLAlwaysNegoClientCert at root level before? (May be trying to solve 413 & UploadReadAheadSize issue).
If you have above set to TRUE, try changing it to FALSE and see if it works. Also make sure there is no proxy betn server client.
HTH,
AJ
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Posted to
IIS7 - Security
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
04-30-2007, 11:56 PM
If it's local database then try this. If the database is remote then try this also.
HTH,
AJ
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Posted to
Security
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
04-30-2007, 11:46 PM
What you are looking for is described here and here.
HTH,
AJ
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Posted to
Security
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
04-30-2007, 11:35 PM
It has to be some HTTP headers that other server is sending. For example, if you set HTTP header like ''Content-Disposition: Attachment'' for the vdir that's hosting your office files then IE will treat those files as a download and open the downloaded copy from it's cache. This opens the file locally and word should not query for authoring or ...
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Posted to
Troubleshooting
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
04-25-2007, 6:15 PM
Error 0x80070003 means ''ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND''. Can you please make sure that the ID of the website that you are trying to set PasswordChangeFlags flag for is ''1''?
It is likely that you deleted the ''Default Web Site'' which has (ID of 1) previously and now you are working with the site that has different ID.
You can open up metabase.xml ...
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Posted to
Performance
by
ApurvaJoshi
on
04-19-2007, 2:32 PM
Your guess is correct, you are running into fragmentation issue. The best approach here is to find out what's causing OOM exceptions.
You can use debugdiag to get started.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/919790/en-us
HTH,
AJ