Hi,

I have a test site running on an ISP's system.  We keep getting a 403.4
error (SSL) when we attempt access any file or even a non-existant file in a
subdirectory called /secure.  We do not get these error in other
subdirectories.  The ISP claims there is no SSL certificate on the account
or the directory (there used to be be, but they removed it).  As far as I
can tell the security on the directory is the same on other subdirectories.
Does anyone have thoughts on what might cause this problem?

BTW, the ISP is MaximumASP.

Thanks,

Jerry

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On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 14:16:36 -0800, "JerryK" <jerryk@nospam.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have a test site running on an ISP's system.  We keep getting a 403.4
>error (SSL) when we attempt access any file or even a non-existant file in 
a
>subdirectory called /secure.  We do not get these error in other
>subdirectories.  The ISP claims there is no SSL certificate on the account
>or the directory (there used to be be, but they removed it).  As far as I
>can tell the security on the directory is the same on other subdirectories.
>Does anyone have thoughts on what might cause this problem?

You most likely would have to have 'require SSL' set on the directory
security options of that folder.

Hal

>
>BTW, the ISP is MaximumASP.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jerry
>

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