The server stopped serving pages on all the web sites: The Following error message:
The page cannot be found
HTTP 404 - File not found
Internet Information Services
I checked the web sites under IIS and they are running. I've re-booted the system and the problem continues. However the mail server is working. Even localhost gives me the same problem.
I just installed a Netgear wireless modem router on my Windows XP Prof computer. Also installed the Netgear wireless USB adapter on my wifes computer so she can get on the internet. Code:
Now, when I go to http://localhost/... it will show any HTML pages BUT, if I change the extension to ASP (even with no ASP code in the file) then I get a "page can not be displayed" error.
I get an accompanying warning in the System log:
The server failed to load application '/LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT/WebApps'. The error was 'General access denied error'.
A site I regularly work on has, in its web root, a static XML file. This XML happens to be an ADO persisted recordset with 0 rows, all of ~3 KB in size. (Clients can open it, insert records, and then push the appended recordset back to the server for an UpdateBatch, but that's not important to this question.)
Everything works, however, during an analysis of the site's IIS logs, I noticed that requests for this static XML have, on occasion, taken as long 26 seconds to be processed! The thing that's mind-numbing is that we have an ASP script that gets requested 2-3 times more often, that, when called with a certain parameter (that causes it to return last error details stored in the session) has never taken more than a sub-second to process, no matter how busy the server is!
This has led me to wonder if this XML is truly as static as I'd assume, so my question is, does an xmlns attribute cause an implicit request, thus imposing a dependency on a foreign site? Specifically, does "xmlns:rs='urn:schemas-microsoft-com:rowset'" cause an http request to schemas.microsoft.com? Code:
I've got a client that has a site that seems to be serving images up slowly. win2k, xeon, 1gig ram, the box is inhouse. HTML generation and viewing is blazingly fast. The page size runs around 165k, but is taking 7-10 seconds to download all the images.
I ran a netstat -an on the box, and see a load of time_wait messages.
The guy who does the networking for them insists that since the images reside on the same box as the web server, the slowness has nothing to do with the internal network. hhhmmmm.....
I know there are a hundred reasons for the slowdown, but does the logic of images on same box not having anything to do with a slowdown make any sense?
I have been operating a win 2000 server with IIS5. I had to re-build the server recently. I installed SP4 and the lockdown utility. My asp code works on the website, I can access all data driven sites via the web. But I cannot add to the database from the website. It was fine before the re-build. The code has not been changed neither the connection. I have not installed microsoft acess on the server could this be the problem ?. The database is microsoft access file. I have ensured I have given the same information in the System DSN. The driver is version 4.00.6200.00 I have checked the database properties and it is not set to read only.what could be wrong?
I've got some code that displays public event info on a page - unfortunately, it seems to have stopped working today for some reason and I don't know why (there are 2 records in the database that match the criteria, so I know that's not the problem: Code:
I was using intellisense for several registered com objects on my box when one day out of the blue they stop working.. i still get intellisense on some com and microsoft standard objects but others just quit working.I have tried unregistering and reregistering the objects but no dice.
I was working on an asp and it was working fine. I came back to it a few days later and it was no longer working... When I submit a form through the ASP page, it only spits back the raw code, but doesn't write to access as it was before... I don't know what has chenged. Any suggestions? Code:
Anyone have an idea why my ASP scripts, that were working just fine, all of a sudden stopped working in Firefox? Everything is still fine in IE, but it would appear that Firefox has all of a sudden started to ignore the ASP script tags. I'm relatively new, and was way excited when I got everything to work the way I wanted it to, then this happened.
We have been getting the EventID 7031 errors ever since we installed SP 3. We have been searching for any possible solution, but not much luck.
We are running Windows 2000 server with IIS 5.0 (No indexing services installed), and SP4. Every now and then, we have the 7031 for IIS Admim, SMPT and WWW services stopped without any apparent reason. We noticed that the Event Viewer logged those 7031 errors when all the hosted sites were stopped.
I wonder if a script can be written to detect the status of the sites and restart the IIS if they are stopped. If so, please provide information on that as I have never done something like this before.
I have a server that we installed a Web Application (ASP) and It works with a few clients that we tested, IE 5.5, and it does not work on the server machine itself. So we've tested a few thing.
Created a simple file with the contents of <html> <body> Hello World </body> </html> Made one with .HTM extension and one with .ASP.
I can see the HTM file from all machines. I can only see the .ASP file on the machine running IE 5.5 The server itself cannot see the .ASP page. We places the files in the root of the server web and in the Application folder with the same results.
Using IIS 5.0 and sometime some asp pages (absolutely randomly) showing as blank white pages. So far only one way of fixing it - restart whole server. Restarting IIS, or specific web server not helping, only whole server.
I enable server side and client side debugging, but no errors showing up...
In view source pages always look like this: ----------------------- <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1251"></HEAD> <BODY></BODY></HTML> -----------------------
is it possible to create pages using other pages. Here is an example... Can I make a page that has a menu on it, but the menu is actually a seperate page that I call with ASP?
We run a website with pages that are created using ASP. The website is used by different people from different networks. For some people, the pages are stuck. It looks like the were able to open the page, but it is not displayed on their browser. We think that it might be something to do with their proxy. Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
I had a 404 page set up in IIS 5.0 that would the the URL of the requested page from the query string. i recently upgraded to IIS 6.0 but it doesn't seem to put the requested URL in the query string as it did in IIS 5.0 and 3.0. Does anyone know how i can get the requested url property in IIS 6?
I have a bout 5 different pages of which each will contain a form requiring users to complete. These forms are all related as one project. It is necessary that if the user was to only complete the first form they could theoretically quit, come back later (time not dependant) and complete the remaining pages. Therefore I think the best way to do this is to write the values to the database upon each click of the next button. The only other issue with this is that the user will also be receiving a pdf file at the end of the full form submission with all their information inserted into this pdf and finalized. Now. I am aware of pdflib in which I need php but my choice was to do this in asp. What are my options here? Should I combine them, should I draw all the info from the db at the very end with php and then create the pdf, should I use sessions during the entire process
When asp.net pages are made in vs.net, loading on the local host displays the labels all in the top left corner of the screen. Also, all textboxes and image buttons are not even displayed at all. If pages are made on a remote server, they load perfetly fine, it is just the local host displaying them incorrectly. Is this a common problem?? I have iis 5.0 installed with windows 2000. i use the full version of vs.net to make asp.net pages.
I have a web site I've recently moved to a new provider.It has worked for years.On the new provider's servers ( Win2k Server .NET 1.1 ) my asp 3.0 pages often don't completely execute. Here is what happens: Most of the page starts displaying in the browser, then you see some HTML, then nothing. If you refresh a few times, the page finally completely loads. There is never an error reported during any of this.
I have installed IIS 5 on Windows 2000 Server and have applied all the neccessary updates and patches. I am unable to run any ASP pages on the local server. I am able to view the HTML pages though. I have checked everything but cannot seem to figure it out. I end up getting HTTP 500 for all the web pages.
I am trying to setup a demo server for an asp.net web site that is working on my real website. The demo is Win2K and I have installed .net framework and IIS, both successfully,I think. The problem is that when I try to access the demo site, the pages are not being served correctly - only lables are displayed, and not as configured. HTML pages display correclty. I tried to run aspnet_regiss, but get an unkown function error.
i can make a database, add entries to database, delete from database, but the only thing i want is "How to divide entries in Pages" like we can see in the guest-book etc Scripts. This is an Example: Quote:
Entries: 500 Pages: 1|2|3|4|5
how to divide the entries in pages, like 10 entries per page..?
I've got a site that's been up and running for a couple of years.I've added some new stuff and it looks fine on my computer. However other people are seeing the old stuff.
I've tried a manual refresh of both my browser and theirs but nothing, the URL's are identical . This is a real problem as i'm away for a month as of Friday and the site is needed for a project.
Our website is in html format. I want to change it to asp. I have already created my index page and have it on the server as index.asp. When I load the website it brings it up with no problem. On this index page I have links to all the pages on the website which are basically articles of varying lengths.
I want to use the query string (i.e. page.asp?pageid= or authorid=) ect. to load that article. Do I need to develop a database to store these articles in? If so can I include the formating code in the database field for the article itself. My fields in the database (ms access) would have for example article_id, author_id, article_txt, ect. How much can I place in a particular field (txt wise)?
I understand that the information passed in the query string after the ? searches the database for a match. Once it finds a match how do I display the article and have my formatting included, ect.? I hope this makes some sense.
We have moved a web site from a development server running Windows 2000 and IIS 5 to a Windows 2003 server running IIS 6.0 Now the asp pages do not work correctly. For example, request.form() no longer returns data from the calling form.
I have turned web services extensions on to allow active server pages. The pages do work to some extent, I can even setup a connection to a database and retrieve stored procedure parameters, but some elements do not work. What else do I have to do to make an IIS 6.0 server run asp from a previous version of IIS?
I have IIS running and can get it to display htm pages, but not ASP. I get 401.2, invalid config on server. I've run authdiag, but can't glean the answer from its results.
According to my last post (Error Handling) when I create an ASP (check.asp) page to handle 404 error (Page Not found) and I display data in this page according to the URL, this way I can make a site with infinite number of pages where those pages are not availble in reality. and I can create my own links in those to send to any URL in my domain.
Example: to display information about USA, I will make a link to a page called (USA.asp) and according to the name USA I can display data about it, and the URL will look great.
are dose links detectable by search engines?Will google index page http://www.site.com/usa.asp?surely USA.asp is not availble, but the link will display data
I would like to know if it is possible to set this property in way it can be for example in Visual Basic. How would you set tabbing to go the way I want it to go rather and how would you make the first field have the cursor/focus when users log in and get to the page where you can start submitting.
the reason why I need this is so that user can scan through all the fields almost without needing to use the mouse, so the first field to have the cursor inserted and ready to go and the rest of fields to give the tab number the way I like it. Can it be done and how would you do it?
I'd like to set-up an ASP page that emails shoppers 30 days after they've purchased an online product.
Constructing an ASP page that searches the database and if the datediff of the order date and now() = 30 to send out an email shouldn't be that difficult. But is there a way to have it run automatically?