Re: IIS 5.0 not accepting multipart/form-data

From: David Wang [Msft] (someone_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/28/04 

Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 03:34:35 -0700

Are all the IIS servers the same version, same patches, etc?

I suggest using Network Monitor to see traffic between separate client and
server doing the submit. This will tell you whether the data is sent by the
browser or not, whether it is received/processed by the server or not, etc.

Also use the same client machine as well as submit the exact same file to
remove client-side variance. 

-- 
//David
IIS
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"CrazzyWebMonkey" <CrazzyWebMonkey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:598E4428-594A-434C-BB27-864AB50C3BD5@microsoft.com...
I have 3 IIS server set up (Development, Test, and Production), and each of
them behave differently when submitting a multipart/form-data form.
The Development server (using http://localhost/) works just fine, the file
is uploaded, and the rest of the fields are set just fine.
The Test server (using internal IP address) will send all the normal fields
just fine, but does not upload the file.  No error is generated for the
browser, and the logs show a successful transaction (http: 302)
The Production server (using public IP address that is routed through a
firewall) does not upload the file, and does not send the rest of the
fields,
and the browser displays an error (which varies depending on the language
used).  When looking the web-logs, there is no error, in fact it shows that
the everthing went fine (http: 302)
Is this behavior caused by an IIS setting (or lack of setting) or a Windows
setting?  Where could I find these setting at?
-- 
CrazzyCodeMonkey

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