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#404 not found website professional#
I have never used IIS Express or the Web development server in VS prior to IIS Express not in any professional environment. I use local IIS out the gate and seldom do I use IIS Express, in my personal usage. The OP shouldn't have had to deploy to local IIS for debugging and testing the solution coming off of IIS Express, when the OP could have just had the VS Web project pushed to local IIS and not needed to do a deployment, if the OP's purpose was just to test I caught a glimpse of the exception before the 404 was tossed out while still in development and using local IIS. All that was being tossed out was theĤ04 when I knew that it shouldn't have been tossing it out, which for me the 404 became a 'catch 22' that could mean that it could be more than it couldn't find a Web method based on signature. A missing DLL causes an unable to load error message.Ībout that 404, you have not experienced that the 404 can be about something else, like a DLL not found, becuase I got the 404 error that was suppressing the file not found exception for a DLL that was not there. The OP is having trouble deploying to local IIS.Īlso, a 404 could mean that a DLL is missing too that was not in the deployment.Ī missing DLL does not cause a 404. If the default web site doesn't have index, the 404 - Not found may have been caused by that.įrom the details in your question alone I can't deduce what could be causing such queries.Do you know you can do this instead of using IIS Express, just connect the project to local IIS for testing and debugging? The lack of Host: header means that the Default Web Site gets used instead of the binding your actual site has.
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The HTTP/0.9 is just a result of a (either malformed or ancient) very simple GET / request without the HTTP/version part and additional request lines: the HTTP 0.9 was a one-liner protocol without any headers, including the Host: introduced in the HTTP 1.1 standard. Truncated at its length limit of 4,096 bytes.
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The URL and any query that is associated with it are logged as oneįield that is separated by a question mark ( 0x3F).
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This part of your log line is completely normal. HTTP path after the rewrite or real filesystem path. The logged path is always the one from the actual HTTP request, never a resulting path i.e. index.html or /home/index as I would expect? Two things are puzzling me from that log entry - why does it give the HTTP version as 0.9 instead of 1.1 or 2.0 as I would expect, and why does give the path as / instead of e.g. NET Framework 4.6.2 I have tried placing an empty index.html in the application root folder and setting it as the default document, but that doesn't work either. The app is a vanilla ASP.NET MVC application based on. This means that when someone clicks on an old link, they will no longer be able to find that site. Looking at the HTTPERR log, I can see NotFound errors being logged, but the documentation that I have looked at ( ) doesn't list NotFound as a supported error reason. Even when web owners maintain their web sites, sometimes the owner may delete the site, or change the name of the site. Looking through the web server logs, there are no requests being logged.
#404 not found website windows#
I am setting up a server with Windows Server 2016 for the first time, and when creating a new IIS website, I am finding that all requests return 404 Not Found.