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I'm using the IIS component that was included with Windows XP Pro. I ripped an audio CD and zipped the files, then copied the zip file into C:\inetpub\ftproot
The archive's filename is "acm_test.zip". Internet Explorer can see the file at ftp://localhost/, but it cannot download it. The WinXP SP2 Firewall is completely disabled. I enabled the IIS WWW component and copied the file into C:\inetpub\wwwroot\michelle (for my sister). http://localhost/michelle/acm_test.zip gives me the same "not authorized" error message, only in HTML form. I created an index.htm file with a link to the file (<html><a href="acm_test.zip">test</a></html>) and I still receive the "not authorized" message when I click the link. If this is a permissions issue, why would I be able to download the index.htm file and not the zip file?
Now I just tested the FTP again and it's working (#$@$!!!?), but not the HTTP server. What can I do?
The archive's filename is "acm_test.zip". Internet Explorer can see the file at ftp://localhost/, but it cannot download it. The WinXP SP2 Firewall is completely disabled. I enabled the IIS WWW component and copied the file into C:\inetpub\wwwroot\michelle (for my sister). http://localhost/michelle/acm_test.zip gives me the same "not authorized" error message, only in HTML form. I created an index.htm file with a link to the file (<html><a href="acm_test.zip">test</a></html>) and I still receive the "not authorized" message when I click the link. If this is a permissions issue, why would I be able to download the index.htm file and not the zip file?
Now I just tested the FTP again and it's working (#$@$!!!?), but not the HTTP server. What can I do?
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