IIS Lockdown/URLScan - no .exe's
From: S. Quillen (scott.quillen_at_state.de.us-exception)
Date: 07/29/03
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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 16:39:19 -0700
Update - fixed my .asp problems by re-creating my site
(that need them) as Front Page Webs. Still having the
problem with .exe's tho, if anyone has a helpful idea.
Thanks,
Sq
>-----Original Message-----
>Here's my problem - I'm running IIS 5 on a W2K server
>(SP3) to serve an intranet site (inside the DMZ).
>
>On Friday (yes, yes, never do anything on Friday) I
>downloaded teh IIS Lockdown/URLScan tools and set them
>loose on the server. Either I didn't read the Docs very
>well, or didn't configure things correctly, as my server
>started having probelms immediately thereafter.
>Specifically, the server would not allow any .asp,
>or .exe files. I have found the exception that was
>preventing those (in URLSCAN.ini), and a as a temporary
>fix, I have just removed the urlscan.dll from the list
of
>ISAPI filters in the master site configuration.
>
>This allowed my to serve .asp pages (Some anyway), but I
>am still unable to use any page which calls an .exe
(from
>the cgi-in folder). Where else is this being
>restricted? Execute permissions seem to be set
correctly
>in IIS, (scripts and executables), and the permissions
on
>the cgi-bin folder on the site in question are correct.
>
>When I try to access an .exe, I get this page:
>---------------
>An internal error has occured on the server.
>
>Please contact an administrator.
>----------------
>
>Any ideas what else is stopping me here? I also have a
>few .asp sites that are not working (Error 500)... I
>have rolled back the IIS Lockdown settings (and have
even
>removed the app), but am still unable to get my .exe's
to
>run.
>
>Thanks much in advance for any suggestions, etc.
>
>Scottq
>.
>
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