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401.2 instead of 404 ?
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| Patrice 2006-02-20, 7:48 am |
| In IIS6 I defined a custom error page. If I ask for a non existing page in
an authenticated folder, it raises a 401.2 error instead of a 404 error. If
I aski for a non xexisting page in an anonymous folder, the error page is
correcly displayed.
What could it be ?
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Patrice
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| Patrice 2006-02-20, 7:48 am |
| Finally :
- if the error page uses anonymous and authenticated, 404 errors are
reported correctly
- if the error page uses anonymous only, it will ask for login/password when
I try to get a missing page in an authenticated folder (but even entering
the proper credential doesn't work)
- if the error page uses authenticated only, it will raise an access denied
error when I try to get a missing page in a non authenticated folder
So as a result it look like IIS6 uses the same authentication method to get
to the 404 custom page than the one used for the initial request to the
missing page. (unlike IIS5).
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Patrice
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> In IIS6 I defined a custom error page. If I ask for a non existing page in
> an authenticated folder, it raises a 401.2 error instead of a 404 error.
If
> I aski for a non xexisting page in an anonymous folder, the error page is
> correcly displayed.
>
> What could it be ?
>
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> Patrice
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