IIS 6 - ASP pages give HTTP 404

[phillydog]

I'm using IIS 6

When I try to load an ASP page such as http://localhost/test1/banner.asp, I get HTTP 404

If I put the banner.asp as a default content page and just do http://localhost/test1 then it loads fine.

Any ideas?

I do have Active Server Pages as 'Allowed' in Web Service Extensions.

 

[phillydog]

Okay... well, I am a dumbass, and didn't realize that I had installed URLSCAN which was blocking out all ASP pages....

Now I get an HTTP500 however, I have 'everyone' with full permission on the directory where the ASP pages are located within the OS and still get this.

 

[bunker]

Use IE to get the real error. In Tools>Options, make sure you uncheck "Show friendly HTTP error messages".

 

[phillydog]

Okay, with friendly HTTP messages off, I get the following:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01fb'
An exception occurred: 'Session(...).Authorization'
/mailadmin/login.asp, line 8

I am not familiar with ASP code, however, this is the following line giving the error:

MailAuth = Session("objMailServerSession").Authorization(newloginId,newPassId)

Looking in the ASA file, there is a similar line as follows:

Set Session("objMailServerSession") = Server.CreateObject("MailServAPI.MailServerSession")

I'm not sure what the ASA file is for, however, I was told it needed to be in the directory with the ASP pages. I did notice that the 'MailServAPI' is the same name as the DLL file which needed to be
registered as: regsvr32 MailServAPI.dll

Am I off track or does any of this help?

I did write to the support staff for this product, but usually AT members give responses MUCH quicker and more correct.

EDIT: BTW, I am using II6 on WIN/2003 if that matters

 

[bunker]

Your best bet is gonna be with the developers. I've never used the MailServAPI controls.