virtual-directory

We're running IIS 6 on Windows Server 2003 R2. We want to add a virtual directory that runs under .NET 4.0 to a site that runs under .NET 2.0. We've given the virtual directory its own app pool, and we've configured the virtual directory to run under 4.0. The parent site works fine, but the virtual directory throws errors that reference the parent site's web.config file. We need the virtual directory to use its own web.config file. The GUI in the IIS Manager says that the virtual directory is using its own web.config file, but the error messages we get refer to items in the parent's web.config

I am trying to add a virtual directory to my dotnet core API. But it gives me a 404. This api.project.nl page can’t be found No web page was found for the web address: https://api.project.nl/v1/uploads/profiles/profile.jpeg I have set up my api as v1 under the main IIS website as you can see in my IIS project configuration below. The api works fine and I can even reach the /docs folder in my wwwroot whichs serves a index.html (for the custom swagger ui docs). I can reach the uploads folder under the the Projects - Api folder https://api.project.nl/uploads/profiles/profile.jpeg but it cannot

My goal is to share images, css, js, etc. across multiple websites that are all hosted under the same parent virtual directory in IIS. Of course, I could hard code the images paths, but I'd hoped .NET had a method that could intelligently resolve URLs using the IIS configuration. Here is my file/virtual directory structure: Parent Site (Virtual Directory) default.aspx mypage.aspx otherpage.aspx images - logo.jpg css - site.css Subsite1 (Virtual Directory) - default.aspx - products.aspx Subsite2 (Virtual Directory) - default.aspx - products.aspx - miscellaneous.aspx Parent Site , Subsite1 , and

in IIS, Is there a way to define some kind of a filtering rule to deny access to files within a virtual directory unless the requests are "pre signed" by some sort of an encrypted query string? Also is there a way to make the request expire? I can't find a way to have control over this. What I'm looking for is very similar to what Amazon S3 Amazon.S3.Model.GetPreSignedUrlRequest.Expires property delivers, but in IIS. Here is a link to the Amazon S3 sample code. Scenario of the desired goal: Requesting: http://MyServerName/MyFolderThatIsAddedAsAVirtualDirectoryToDefaultWebsiteInIIS/MyImage.jpg

This should be really easy to do but I'm hitting my head on the wall. If I get a request for www.mysite.com/mypath I want to serve the content of www.mysite.com/myotherpath/thisfile.html. How can I do this with an nginx config. Alexey Kamenskiy Use rewrite directive within proper location block. So for example you have basic location which will handle all requests location / { /*your rules here*/ } You will need to add another block, which will do for you handling of specific path location /mypath { rewrite ^/mypath$ /real/path/to/file/thisfile.html; } Also for your server to think in that