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Hi,

 

I have inherited what i assumed to be a working version of HAP, but recently it has stopped allowing users to download/open work, quitting at the point of download with an "internet explorer was not able to open this internet site the requested site was unavailable or could not be found"

 

Please speak slowly and use simple language whilst explaining any solutions as i have no idea how hap works, i'm not even sure which of our servers it is installed onto, however as i have no network manager to defer to i have to try and fix it!

 

*EDIT* the download works on firefox, but not in IE...

 

Cheers

Edited by Oaktech
Posted

I'll stop replying to PM's as it's useful to have this info on the support forum.

 

3. Which version of IIS?

4. Can you try externally and report back

Posted
I'll stop replying to PM's as it's useful to have this info on the support forum.

 

3. Which version of IIS?

4. Can you try externally and report back

 

Yes lets!

 

I believe it is IIS 6

 

Let me try that...

 

It's not working internally or externally...

Posted

Ok,

 

5. Which version of HAP+ are you running? (right click on any HAP+ page, look for the meta tag HAP+ Version

6. Do you have access to an IIS7 server?

7. What is the content expiration option in IIS6 set to?

Posted
Ok,

 

5. Which version of HAP+ are you running? (right click on any HAP+ page, look for the meta tag HAP+ Version

6. Do you have access to an IIS7 server?

7. What is the content expiration option in IIS6 set to?

 

 

it's hap 7.6.1031.1800

 

I don't have access to IIS7

 

there is no tick in the content expiration box under http headers...

Posted

Ok,

 

You may want to upgrade to v7.9 (which may fix the issue)

 

Can you try these IIS6 settings and see if they make any difference (they make break things, but I'm trying anything)

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]12769[/ATTACH]

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Posted

right, i've tried the content expiration setting, with a stop/start of hap in the IIS application pool it doesn't seem to make a difference. I will try the upgrade to 7.9 and see how that goes.

 

Thankyou very much for your help so far, i may be back to you on this tomorrow!

Posted

Another thing you can try:

 

Check the event viewer on the server for any errors in the HAP+ Event Log

 

From the basic version, you need to get the download url (right click view source is a good start)

 

paste that into the address bar, and add ?inline=1 to the end of the url, it should give an asp.net error hopefully.

Posted

ok, I've copied our existing configuration to another directory in its entirety,

copied the 7.9 upgrade into the hap directory and checked it works (without the styles which are in the old one!)

then i've replaced the files in the 7.9 config with the ones in your zip file,

stopped and started the site from IIS and i still have the same fault :(

Posted
ok, with the 'do not save encrypted pages to disk' checked the download works in my browser, but not in my colleagues identaically configured by GP browser. I'll try the update and see what happens
Posted
ok, i've applied the update and my browser has stopped downloading things - i'm going to revert back to the previous one and see what happens.
Posted (edited)

Ok, i've reverted back to the previous version and something wierd is going on...

 

When i login, go to my homedrive and click to download something it gives me a url that it fails to download. If i then click on something else the url it is attempting to download is the same as before, it looks like it is ignoring the rest of the contents of the folder and trying to download the same thing each time.

 

Similarly, on my colleagues machine if i try and download things, most of them fail, but i have got 1 jpg to download, now anything else I click on downloads as that 1 jpg?

 

confused .com!

 

EDIT!

 

This behaviour persists in extended version, but the download seems to work in basic version...

Edited by Oaktech

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