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2/11/2010 3:33 AM
 

Ok, heres' what I have found, all with the /login.aspx Url

if I do a GET, the url works OK

if I do a POST, the url fails with a 404

If I do a POST and take out the Request Body, the URL works OK

if I do a GET and put in a Request Body, the url fails with a 404

Conclusion : It is the inclusion of a Request Body with the request that causes the 404 error.

I am guessing this is to do with the NeatUpload component, which monitors the request body in order to provide the upload progress bar.

Two things to try:

1) comment out the NeatUpload component in the web.config file and see if that fixes it

2) try adding this attribute (to the add name='ifinity.urlmaster'...) line in the web.config: allowDebugCode="false"

 
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2/11/2010 5:11 AM
 

 Ok I a little confused

1) do you mean all the references  to NeatUpload?

2) do you mean this: <friendlyUrl defaultProvider="iFinity.UrlMaster" allowDebugCode="false"> or this <add name="iFinity.UrlMaster" type="iFinity.DNN.Modules.UrlMaster.DNNFriendlyUrlProvider, iFinity.UrlMaster.FriendlyUrlProvider" includePageName="true" regexMatch="[^a-zA-Z0-9 _-]" urlFormat="HumanFriendly" redirectUnfriendly="false" doNotRewriteRegex="/DesktopModules/|/Providers/|/LinkClick\.aspx" doNotRedirectRegex="" doNotRedirectSecureRegex="" doNotIncludeInPath="" pageExtensionUsage="AlwaysUse" pageExtension=".aspx" parameterHandling="OrderedParameters" ignoreFileTypesRegex="(?&lt;!linkclick\.aspx.+)(?:\.pdf$|\.gif$|\.png($|\?)|\.css$|\.js($|\?)|\.jpg$|\.html$|\.htm$|\.axd($|\?)|\.swf$|\.flv$|\.ico$|\.xml($|\?))" checkForDupUrls="true" forceLowerCase="false" spaceEncodingValue="%20" redirectWrongCase="false" rebaseClientPath="false" autoAsciiConvert="false" triggerDictionaryRebuildRegex="&amp;ctl=tab|/ctl/tab|/Admin/Tabs/|/ctl/Signup" useBaseFriendlyUrls="/SearchResults;/ModuleDefinitions;" deletedTabHandling="Do301RedirectToPortalHome" doNotRedirect="" sslClientRedirect="True" logCacheMessages="False" cachePersistRestart="False" cacheTime="1440"  allowDebugCode="false" />

 
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2/11/2010 5:35 AM
 

 I've commented out all the references the the neatupload I've added the allowDebugCode="false" but  still no good.  I'm a little disappointed at this stage I don't seem any closer that where I began and still have a system I cant login to.

 
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2/11/2010 5:45 AM
 

There must be something else in your http module processing that is causing the error.  This is not restricted to the /login.aspx request - if you request any valid url on your site with something in the request body of the request, then you get the 404 error.  For the same reason, any postback on your site (not just the login/logoff functions) will cause the error (because all postbacks hav a request body to post the information back to the server)

Switching the 'allowDebug' to false stops the Url Master module from inspecting the request body for a debug code, which usually stops the neatUpload component from failing due to not being the first module to inspect the request body.  This is working correctly since the debug information for the module can no longer be requested from your site.

If you've removed the neatupload references completely from your web.config, there must be another component causing the error.  Can you post the <modules> section of your web.config file?  There may be some other module I've not yet come across with a similar problem.

 
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2/11/2010 5:51 AM
 

and?

 
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