Search results matching tag 'Error Pages'

Localized error pages

pajocomo — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:54:48 GMT

Is there a download for localized error pages?

IIS 7 is configured to use error pages in the location %SystemDrive%\inetpub\custerr\<LANGUAGE-TAG>\401.htm for the 401 HTTP error, but I only have the en-us instalation and I would like to have the pt-pt error pages.

IIS7 don't access a .dll

mathiasruck — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 21:11:48 GMT

Hi all,

I have IIS7 and Analisys Server on Windows Server 2008 working, but I only have access to a dll (msmdpump.dll) on localhost (other filetypes funct properly). if I try to access msmdpump.dll from another host, I get the error:

"500 - Internal server error.
There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed."

Anyone had this error?

Sorry my bad english, Thank's.

How to: Automating configuration of Error Pages with C#

Bressan — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:45:51 GMT

Hi, I need configure Error Pages in a website programatically in C# on IIS7.

I want customize the common erros, like 403, 404, 500, etc. with personalizated files, by editing the path of errors on "Error Pages" item of IIS Manager.

If you can help me, I will be happy! =)

Thank's.

httpErrors not working in Vista

Robba — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:29:33 GMT

I have the http error pages module pointing to custom error pages. Example the 404 error points to "/errors/404.htm".

I have tried setting this at site level, with <section name="httpErrors" overrideModeDefault="Allow" />

I have tried setting it at the server level and I have tried placing

in the applicationHost.config file.

None of these causes my workstation to redirect to the 404.htm page. When I enter a bad URL I only get the default, built in 404 page.

Ideas as to why this isn't working in Vista (I can take the same site and run it on Server 2008 and it works)? What can I do to make it work?

IIS Error Pages

TristanIce — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 12:00:02 GMT

I went to "Error Pages" section in IIS7, and changed the option for 404 status code, to "Execute a URL on this site". The problem is that with this option the IIS returns status code 200, which is wrong!!!

If I choose "Insert content from static file into the error response" then it work fine and returns 404 status code.

How can I make the "Execute a URL on this site" option to work correctly?

Thanks.

Problems with content on UNC share

FlorisvanHaaster — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 13:26:34 GMT

Hello,

I have some problems migrating my old ASP applications to IIS7.

I configured an application pool that runs under an domain user that has access to the UNC root path of the website. (this user is also used in the live IIS6 environment so permissions are ok...)
The Anonymous authentication is set to use the credentials of the application pool.

When I restart the world wide web publishing server it all goes well, I can access the website and for example go to the "logging" settings in the IIS7 UI and change settings.

But when I want to open "logging" after like 1 minute i'm getting the error:

This error will popup for all the configuration settings for that site.

I'm also getting errors on other websites:

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The strange thing about both problems is that they wil disappear when I restart the World wide web publishing service.... and come back after some time.

Maybe someone has an idea what could cause this?

Extra info: The websites do not have web.config files because they are classic asp. But I created them for some sites to test but got the same errors...

Thanks in advance!

Floris

Global.asax and Application_Error event + Logging to SQL 2005 database.

Jamie Clayton — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 01:33:17 GMT

G'day,

I'm just looking at the way IIS7 reports Error Pages. There is an option under "Edit Feature Settings" that has "Detailed errors", which include most of the critical stuff the IT staff would need to resolve issues.

What is the easy way to use the global.asax page in a .net 2.0 web solutions "Application_Error" event to forward a "Detailed Error" to the software developement or IT management teams? (I'll be emailing it).

This way a user might see one option, which is set via the IIS Manager application, while the IT support team get forwarded the detailed problem. Is this the correct way to manage an ASPX application?

Secondly is it possible to use the IIS7 Logging feature to send all errors to a "Custom" SQL 2005 database? Does Microsoft supply an example .net solution to fast track this option.