I am able to access only the Default Web Site on a Windows 2008 R2 Server which is running IIS 7.5
The Default Web Site's binding is to "All Unassigned", same way as I have done it on a different machine running IIS6 under Windows 2003 Server.
I have a site that is being framed by other sites or, in other words, people are stealing my content, inserting my site on frames on their sites.
I have added this javascript to do the job
<body onLoad="if(self!=top) top.location = self.location">
The problem with this javascript is that I have sections of my site that I need some elements framed and this javascript is preventing my own
Originally I had a server with nginx running multiple websites. I added Varnish in front to be on port 80 and changed my nginx files to 8080. The problem I'm having is that only one site is working while the others are not.
Having a baffling time trying to troubleshoot an issue between 3 sites on a WAN set up via site-to-site VPN.
The sites are:
NY: 10.30.1.0 (HQ)
OH: 10.30.6.0
CT: 10.30.7.0
When I first started working on it, the OH and CT sites are able to communicate to NY with traffic going both ways, no problem.
After some troubleshooting on their Fortinet firewalls, I essentially added site-to-site
I'm currently run a few hobby sites. One of the sites has a lot of image content and I was thinking of planning for the future. As the hosting plan I'm on doesn't include a lot of bandwidth I was thinking of investing in a vps to serve image files for my website(s).
I'm on a budget (aren't we all) and I'm wondering what would you rank in importance for serving only image files (jpegs mainly)...
Maybe this a temporary issue, but i think it's important enough to point it out. When loading forum pages and crunchabang-google start page, it stops downloading page content, it freezes connecting to 'pagead2.googlesyndication.com'. It stays trying to connect to that site for about a minute or more and then continue the download of the content.
On a Server 2003 machine, I've installed IIS6 and FTP services. I've created two different FTP sites, each one is listening on a different network adapter (2 IP addresses). The machine is joined to a domain (another SBS server).
I have an IIS 7.5 web site that is giving this error:
There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed.
Yesterday, this site worked fine. Today, it declines to work.
The web site points to an ASP.NET 4.0 app.
In Mountain Lion personal web hosting via Apache and your ~/Sites folder has been removed (at least without some hacking).
I've read an article explaining how to re-enable it, but I can see that system wide Apache is serving content from /Library/Web Server/Documents as usual.
Thought I might take the opportunity to see if I can symlink my ~/Sites folder to /Library/Web Server/Documents/ somehow
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