modify server to return a status of 404

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  1. jbogs

    jbogs

    I'm trying to modify my web server configuration to return a status of 404 in the header of 404 pages.

    Right now the 404 (file not found) error page returns a status of 200 (OK) in the header.

    Suggestions?

    Thanks
    John
     
    jbogs, Apr 10, 2006
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  2. joelnet

    joelnet

    I think youcan change your 404 page to an aspx page and manually force the response code.


    Joel Thoms
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    joelnet, Apr 10, 2006
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  3. jbogs

    jbogs

    Can you give me the details?

    thanks
    John

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    jbogs, Apr 10, 2006
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  4. joelnet

    joelnet

    joelnet, Apr 10, 2006
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  5. jbogs

    jbogs

    Hi Joel- I'm still wet behind the ears here. Can you walk me through it?


    Thanks


    John


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    jbogs, Apr 10, 2006
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  6. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Bruce, Apr 10, 2006
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  7. jbogs

    jbogs

    Hi Bruce- great suggestion. In fact I found a great free product at http://johannesmueller.com/gs/
    to build site maps.

    However I need some help. I tried to follow the other info and ended up with a 500 error. Never got a message that said my site was melting down before....

    I thoguht I followed the steps but NG. Any thoughts?

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    jbogs, Apr 11, 2006
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  8. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    500 usually means the application crashed. Unfortunately, it is a generic error. The real error may be logged in the HTTP log. You should examine the log and see if you find anything.

    Bruce

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    Bruce, Apr 11, 2006
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