This thread has gotten pretty long, so excuse me if I am repeating anything.
Dave, you are trying to run a .tcl script. There are two options:
- The server serves your .tcl script directly to the client (I am guessing you dont want this :) ).
- The server has a TCL scripting engine that processes your script, and then serves back the dynamic response.
In the absense of the latter, IIS does the former as the only thing it can do. However, .tcl is not in the allowed to serve list, by design, since we dont want people to sue us over information disclosure when they upload their funky scripts to the server and dont provide a processor for them :) So you get a 404.3.
Now, what you want to do is install an ISAPI Extension to IIS that provides support for .TCL scripts, or use CGI to do it. Something like this: http://wiki.tcl.tk/2828? I just searched the web for "TCL for IIS" - we take no responsility for the content there.
Thanks,
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.