Search results matching tag 'redirection'

Re: Redirects in IIS7 propagating out to all other redirect sites?

SQLRocks — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:03:15 GMT

I responded earlier to this with the suggestion of using a unique directory for each site, which does work.

I'm now using a different technique which is to store the actual redirection configuration at a higher level (applicationhost.config) instead of the site's web.config file. This allows multiple redirection sites all with the same home directory and yet each can have it's own unique URL that it redirect to.

Here's an example of the the AppCmd I used to have a site (call it "xxxx") redirect to http://yyyy.com without making/changing the web.config file in the site's home directory.

%windir%\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe set config "xxxx" -section:system.webServer/http
Redirect -enabled:true -destination:http://yyyy.com -httpResponseStatus:Permanent -commitpath:apphost

IIS7 ServerSupportFunction

minho kim — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:09:40 GMT

IIS7, Windows server 2008 64bit,

ISAPI filter(VC 2005) hello. help me. i've got problem.

I want to run my ISAPI filter on IIS7, but now disable. problem is following example..

When connect to http://www.test.com, ServerSupportFunction is not action But,

connect to http://www.test.com/index.htm, ServerSupportFunction is action

'NotificationType' use it : SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS

when Reqeust Header arrived i think, at SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS first processing!

but, connect to ROOT of WebServer(http://www.test.com) SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS event is not first processing.

( I'm not use SF_NOTIFY_READ_RAW_DATA)

sample code is,,

switch (NotificationType)

case SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS :

{

string url(http://www.google.com);

string headers("Location: ");

headers += url.c_str();

headers += "\r\n";

headers += "Connection: close\r\n";

headers += "Content-type: text/html\r\n";

if(!pfc->ServerSupportFunction(pfc, SF_REQ_SEND_RESPONSE_HEADER, "302 test ridirection", (unsigned long)(headers.c_str()), 0))

{

logger->error("redirect() Redirection Failed");

}

logger->debug("test2222");

return SF_STATUS_REQ_NEXT_NOTIFICATION;

break;

}

why is not first event with SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS?? why IIS7 Server is hook

(redirection default page) earlier than SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS??

problem redirecting from http to https

Michael Y — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:54:51 GMT

Server: Windows Server 2008 Standard + SP2 Hi, I originally posted this question in the Terminal Server forum but was told it was probably an IIS issue and I might get more help here. I have built a Windows 2008 Terminal Server for a proof of concept idea. I have it set up and working correctly, both internally and externally, with a public certificate. However, I want to make it as easy as possible for my users. So, I want them to be able to type http://remote.company.com and it redirect to - https://remote.company.com/ts The simple way seems to be using IIS 7's HTTP Redirect feature. On my Default Website, I double-click HTTP Redirect and choose to redirect to https://remote.company.com/ts (I also tick both boxes under Redirection Behaviour) and click Apply. When I visit the site by typing http://remote.company.com I get "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". However, if I got back into IIS on the server, within Default Website, if I click the 'Browse *.80 (http)' link on the right task-pane IE opens up and takes me to the correct page. If I also look in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\web.config I see the following code: If I'm on the server and open IE and type localhost into the address bar it redirects me to https://remote.company.com/ts I've tried various combinations of the tick boxes under the HTTP Redirect settings without success. I have found this thread, which suggests the HTTP Redirect is simple and works, but not for me. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/winserverTS/thread/c8ad2809-1561-4891-8e71-6cea85a64158 What am I missing? Cheers, Michael.

Re: Providing same behavior in IIS 7 as was available in IIS 6 for Http Redirect

sujitvp — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 23:43:20 GMT

I have problem that seems related to the original question and the answer. I have 4 websites on my IIS 7.0 installation. All of the websites have a similar site structure. One of the folders under the root is /Source and I need to redirect this to /Destination for just Site4.

I tried using the web interface and the appcmd for the HTTPRedirect module to enable and set the redirection as desired on the /Source directory of Site4. This works!

The problem I am facing is that alongwith the Site4, the /Source directories of all the other 3 sites also get enabled for redirect to /Destination (relative to within the same site as /Source). I cant disable it on any of the other 3 sites either, as it immediately disables the redirect setting in all 4 (including Site4) sites.

Can someone help me setup the redirection only for the Site4 site, without automatically setting it up for the other sites too?

Thanks.

Feature Request: Report Summary on Redirections

drmadcow — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 22:56:57 GMT

It would be nice when viewing a Site Analysis Report if under either the Content or Links dropdowns that there was a subsection called Redirect Mappings or something similar where we could see a list of all the internal redirections and where they redirect to. Cheers.

Daryl Quenet,

Director of SEO Services,

http://www.beanstalk-inc.com/

Re: Redirects in IIS7 propagating out to all other redirect sites?

SQLRocks — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 03:19:30 GMT

I ran into this same issue.

What is mostly likely occuring here is that each of your 50 redirect sites has the same directory configured. In IIS7 when you setup a redirect it is stored in web.config in the site directory. Since all 50 sites share the same directory when you change one, you change them all.

My Quick solution was to create a separate directory for each of the redirection sites so that each has it's own web.config to store the redirection settings.

My longer term solution was to build a single a Database driven redirection site. It catches all of the traffic not already assigned to a site, looks up the URL in a DB, then redirect appropriately. It was some simple code.

-Phil

Redirects in IIS7 propagating out to all other redirect sites?

rlbreton — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:24:26 GMT

All--

I've got a 2008/IIS7 server that houses a few sites and about 50 redirects. This was originally hosted on 2k3/IIS6 with no issues. Now I am having trouble setting the redirects for each hostname--I edit one, it propagates to all of them. Any Thoughts? I trust I am missing something simple.

Thanks

R.L.

The redirection response results in another redirection.

Sypris — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 21:14:05 GMT

I get this for every link on each page for my site. It doesn't make sense to me, I'm not using redirects these are standard links. a href="some.page"

Could calling a Databind on a control cause this?

I'm kinda lost. Please help.

Seek Professional Help!!!

goldentine — Mon, 11 May 2009 13:30:21 GMT

I need professional help here... Here's the situation... I have product URL's going to detail pages. On that page it breaks out into sub-sections, at times it also carries extra parameters in the query string other than "v" and "fa"... note that "v" is an alpha-numeric product ID, and "fa" is the sub-section

res/stat.cfm?v=id (default page)
res/stat.cfm?v=id&fa=graphs
res/stat.cfm?v=id&fa=comments
res/stat.cfm?v=id&fa=whatever

I'm looking to create rule(s) like the following:

alphanumericID
alphanumericID/graphs
alphanumericID/comments
alphanumericID/whatever

I'm thinking the second parameter after the ID needs to be written as some kind of wildcard so that it will work in any of the above examples??

I'm also looking for these rule requirements:

no hardcoded rule values (ex: graphs, comments, etc) as they get changed at times.
make sure the alphanumericID is just that (regex A-Z 0-9), if not, skip rule
direct access to "res/stat.cfm" forces a "url has moved" host headers then redirects to the rewritten version.
It would also be nice to be able to access the "res/stat.cfm" directly for testing and development purposes and bypass the redirect... (ex: res/stat.cfm?id=abc123&bypass=1)

Here's what I have so far which is not flexible and error prone.....

Pattern: ^([^/]+)/?$

Rewrite URL: res/stat.cfm?v={R:1}

Clearly this doesn't do what I need it to do and far from flexible... I've been banging my head against the wall trying different things with minimal success. I know there's someone out there that could probably write this up in 2 minutes!

I'd greatly appreciate the help! Thanks big time in advance!

By the way, the site in question is... http://www.cbengine.com

Re: Rule to redirect to another domain, while keeping query string / URL intact?

ruslany — Wed, 06 May 2009 18:15:37 GMT

This article should give an idea how to do the same by using IIS Manager UI. http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/461/creating-rewrite-rules-for-the-url-rewrite-module/

Or alternatively, open the web.config file located at the root folder of your web site and add this rule inside of the /<configuration>/<system.webServer>/<rewrite>/<rules> element (create those xml nodes if they do not yet exist).