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the green line is where the system thinks it is during a day, I'll looking into it covering the booking form. It is designed to stop people booking things after the lesson has started. you can add a custom attribute to each resource (allowance="xx") where xx is a number of minutes before the lesson. -60 will be Allow bookings 60 minutes into the lesson. 60 will be allow bookings up to 60 minutes before the lesson

That's a known error with the v9.0 upgrade script, you will need to delete your hapConfig.xml file and create a new one

Use IIS Manager to deny users, it'll write the web.config file for you

I've found a big in the system if the resource isn't sharable it will pass null to the server for the lesson. This has now been fixed, for the v9.6 release

http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/84055-cant-find-iis-apppool-hap-answer.html

Sorry to hear that, I need to make another video tutorial. You just have to make sure it's setup correctly, with the correct permissions on folders and files.

On the upload screen is a option to add a random suffix to the file name

See http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/107138-unhandled-security-exception-v8-7-iis-7-5-a.html#post917758

Open ~/web.config on the server, and look for the Server 2012/IIS8 section

IIS extension: Application Request Routing: Application Request Routing Version 2 Overview : The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Yep, IIS Manager. Right click on the side, and check the bindings to check the ports it's using

@twin--turbo HAP+ requires asp.net which means it needs IIS, thus Windows Server

It'll be port 443 as that's the HTTPS port

Make sure your using https://localhost

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1) Remove line 476 from ~/myfiles/default.aspx (I've left a debug line in the page) 2) On the reverse proxy you need to allow the X_FILENAME HTTP Request Header to passthrough

Does it upload correctly internally? not going via the reverse proxy? It could be some setting on the reverse proxy filtering out the x_FileNames HTTP header

Ok, this is odd, that's the same file that I run and it works no problem. Does your server use a reverse proxy firewall? IAS?

Sorry ~/myfiles/default.aspx

Can you try this aspx page pleaseMy Files.zip

should be fixed in v9.6

Fixed in v9.6

If you could that would be great, I will have a look and see where it's failing

Reinstall from scratch is best. It could be down to .net 4.5 being installed on the server, but best to try an install from fresh

Only on IE10 on the Modern UI, desktop seems fine