Bart Spearen
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With IIS 7.5, different error message displayed vs in logs
Pertinent info:
IIS 7.5
Win 7
Classic App Pool
I receive a 401.2 error on screen but 401.5 error in the logs. Have anyone else seen this?
I have 3 sister applications that usually all install on a machine (usually IIS 7) and work out of the box. In this scenario (see above), 1 of the 3 fails with the 401.2 error displayed and 401.5 error in the logs. The one that fails is developed by the same team as one of the working apps and their web config is almost exact (modules and handlers). The permissions on their folders are also identical.
Has anyone seen this before where two different error codes are displayed and is there a solution for such?
I can post more information if needed.
Thanks.
IIS 7.5
Win 7
Classic App Pool
I receive a 401.2 error on screen but 401.5 error in the logs. Have anyone else seen this?
I have 3 sister applications that usually all install on a machine (usually IIS 7) and work out of the box. In this scenario (see above), 1 of the 3 fails with the 401.2 error displayed and 401.5 error in the logs. The one that fails is developed by the same team as one of the working apps and their web config is almost exact (modules and handlers). The permissions on their folders are also identical.
Has anyone seen this before where two different error codes are displayed and is there a solution for such?
I can post more information if needed.
Thanks.
ASKER
Thanks for commenting. Sorry for the delay as I had to put it away since this is so stupid.
To answer your question, yes, IUSR has Full Control.
The initial permissions were the inherited ones from wwwroot. I have in turn given IIS_IUSRS, Administrators, IUSR, Users, Network Service, and Everyone Full Control and I received the same error.
The other apps I mentioned above have just the inherited ones from wwwroot and they work, btw.
To answer your question, yes, IUSR has Full Control.
The initial permissions were the inherited ones from wwwroot. I have in turn given IIS_IUSRS, Administrators, IUSR, Users, Network Service, and Everyone Full Control and I received the same error.
The other apps I mentioned above have just the inherited ones from wwwroot and they work, btw.
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The URL you attempted to reach has an ISAPI or CGI application installed that verifies user credentials before proceeding. This application cannot verify your credentials
HTTP Error 401.5 - Unauthorized: Authorization failed by an ISAPI/CGI application.
Internet Information Services (IIS)