Can any one let me know how to enable POST verb in IIS 6.0? I have
allowed the POST verb in urlscan.ini file but still it is of no use.
Each time a POST request is send the server response with a 405 Method
Not Allowed message. Please help.
Thanks,
Abhie
abhie2k@gmail.com wrote in news:1157384851.275515.61650
@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> Can any one let me know how to enable POST verb in IIS 6.0? I have
> allowed the POST verb in urlscan.ini file but still it is of no use.
> Each time a POST request is send the server response with a 405 Method
> Not Allowed message. Please help.
Have you checked that POST is an enabled verb in
Site Properties > Home Directory > Configuration > Application extensions
Have you restarted IIS after modifying urlscan.ini ?
Have you checked that urlscan is configured to use the 'Allow Verbs' sub-
section of the ini ?
hi Peter
Thanks for your reply... I have done all that you have mentioned. Still
it doesn't work. Any idea ?
Abhie
Peter wrote:
> abhie2k@gmail.com wrote in news:1157384851.275515.61650
> @i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
>
> > Can any one let me know how to enable POST verb in IIS 6.0? I have
> > allowed the POST verb in urlscan.ini file but still it is of no use.
> > Each time a POST request is send the server response with a 405 Method
> > Not Allowed message. Please help.
>
> Have you checked that POST is an enabled verb in
> Site Properties > Home Directory > Configuration > Application extensions
>
> Have you restarted IIS after modifying urlscan.ini ?
>
> Have you checked that urlscan is configured to use the 'Allow Verbs' sub-
> section of the ini ?
It didn't work out still .. any idea ?
Peter wrote:
> abhie2k@gmail.com wrote in news:1157384851.275515.61650
> @i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
>
> > Can any one let me know how to enable POST verb in IIS 6.0? I have
> > allowed the POST verb in urlscan.ini file but still it is of no use.
> > Each time a POST request is send the server response with a 405 Method
> > Not Allowed message. Please help.
>
> Have you checked that POST is an enabled verb in
> Site Properties > Home Directory > Configuration > Application extensions
>
> Have you restarted IIS after modifying urlscan.ini ?
>
> Have you checked that urlscan is configured to use the 'Allow Verbs' sub-
> section of the ini ?
abhie2k@gmail.com wrote in
news:1157457583.703655.269960@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com:
> Thanks for your reply... I have done all that you have mentioned.
> Still it doesn't work. Any idea ?
Does it work if you un-install urlscan ?
(Backup your configuration ini first so you can reinstall)
At least, that would eliminate one possibility.
Hello,
What are you trying to POST to? You cannot POST to a static (html) page.
You have to POST to some dynamic page (like an ASP or ASPX page, or an ISAPI
extension) that accepts POST.
Thank you,
-Wade A. Hilmo,
-Microsoft
PS: Regarding the UrlScan suggestions, UrlScan fails requests by sending a
404 response. If you are seeing something like a 500 or a 405, then it
cannot be a UrlScan configuration issue.
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> It didn't work out still .. any idea ?
>
> Peter wrote:
> > abhie2k@gmail.com wrote in news:1157384851.275515.61650
> > @i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> >
> > > Can any one let me know how to enable POST verb in IIS 6.0? I have
> > > allowed the POST verb in urlscan.ini file but still it is of no use.
> > > Each time a POST request is send the server response with a 405 Method
> > > Not Allowed message. Please help.
> >
> > Have you checked that POST is an enabled verb in
> > Site Properties > Home Directory > Configuration > Application
extensions
> >
> > Have you restarted IIS after modifying urlscan.ini ?
> >
> > Have you checked that urlscan is configured to use the 'Allow Verbs'
sub-
> > section of the ini ?
>