Allow extension in the urlscan -- iis security

iis security : Allow extension in the urlscan

EYAL_G NO[at]SPAM HILAN.CO.IL
8/18/2004 4:01:14 AM

In our site we are use extension like html#k1,html#avoda,html#ke .

The parameters after the # are changed .

How i can enable this extensions group on the urlscan.

Thanks,

Eyal Gross
8/18/2004 4:51:54 AM

The # is shown as part of the extension.

The log that i get is :

URL contains extension '.htm#avoda', which is not specifically allowed.
Request will be rejected. Site Instance='3', Raw
URL='/Moked_Yeda_Lesachar/Laws.htm#avoda'

Eyal.

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Dave
8/18/2004 7:11:41 AM

after the # is an anchor point reference in the page, urlscan hopefully
doesn't consider that part of the file extension.

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Roger Abell [MVP]
8/21/2004 8:02:34 PM

You could alway change over to use of denied extensions list
instead of the allowed extensions processing you now have in
use. Given URLscan is seeing htm#anything as an extension,
it is hard to see how you could find another solution.

--
Roger
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