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| Brent Williams 2005-06-13, 11:24 am |
| I'm running V9.0.2.3044.
I'm trying to get the iaredirect.dll working on iis. When I hit the
url: http://localhost/scripts/iaredirect.dll/ml/ I get the following in
the browser: -2147467259 (0x80004005). It does not create the
redirect.log file so I suspect it is a permission problem and the dll is
not being called. Has anyone seen this?
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| Greg Fenton 2005-06-13, 1:24 pm |
| Brent Williams wrote:
> I'm running V9.0.2.3044.
>
> I'm trying to get the iaredirect.dll working on iis. When I hit the
> url: http://localhost/scripts/iaredirect.dll/ml/ I get the following in
> the browser: -2147467259 (0x80004005). It does not create the
> redirect.log file so I suspect it is a permission problem and the dll is
> not being called. Has anyone seen this?
Hi Brent!
Can you check the IIS error log and/or access log thingies (I'm not an
IIS guy, sorry) to see if there is any indication as to whether the
request is being accepted by IIS and if it is generating an error?
You might also consider using a command-line utility (such as the win32
port of "wget") so you can see the headers of the request/response (or
use the LiveHTTPHeaders plugin for Firefox and Mozilla).
greg.fenton
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| Brent Williams 2005-06-13, 8:24 pm |
| Greg Fenton wrote:
> Brent Williams wrote:
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> Hi Brent!
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> Can you check the IIS error log and/or access log thingies (I'm not an
> IIS guy, sorry) to see if there is any indication as to whether the
> request is being accepted by IIS and if it is generating an error?
>
> You might also consider using a command-line utility (such as the win32
> port of "wget") so you can see the headers of the request/response (or
> use the LiveHTTPHeaders plugin for Firefox and Mozilla).
>
> greg.fenton
Greg, thanks for the reply but we just figured it out. I changed the
"Application Protection" from Med to Low. I'm not sure why this was
required because we use other plugins that run fine under med.
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