David
Thu Mar 10 20:18:01 CST 2005
RejectResponseURL is ignored unless UseFastPathReject is set to 0.
Otherwise, you will have to look at whether that URL actually works for the
given website. IIS does not have an "action cancelled" error page -- turn
off IE's "Show Friendly HTTP Errors" option to see the actual error page
returned by IIS.
I really cannot think of reasons why it wouldn't work. All URLScan does is
tell IIS to execute the specified URL (instead of the original URL) whenever
it rejects the request, so think of it as if the remote user made a direct
request for the RejectResponseURL.
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"Magnus Nilsson" <Magnus Nilsson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,
My company is having a problem with URLScan and it's ability to customize an
errorpage.
URLScan.ini has been modyfied with the following row:
RejectResponseURL=/URLScanError.aspx
The file URLScanError.aspx is in the root of the website in question.
However, the file isn't loaded when URLScan rejects a request. The page that
appears is the IIS "action cancelled" error page.
If anyone has any tips on how to get the response URL to work I'd be very
gratful.
Thanks in advance,
Magnus