scwong wrote:
> Hello Rolf,
>
> I checked the folder and the pdb file is physically there. When I inserted
> the address directly to the browser, the browser gave me "HTTP Error 404 -
> File or directory not found." However, I could download other non pdb files
> that located at the same directory fine when insert the addresses directly.
> Just that I couldn't access/download the files with pdb extension.
> The URL /path shown in the error message is correct. I'm using Jmol 10.2.10,
> Im not sure if Im using the signed or unsigned applet, I just used the
> normal jmolapplet0 - jmolapplet6 i got from firstglance.
>
So it looks like the change in the server configuration didn't have the
desired effect.
I only worked with the Apache web server so I can't help you with the
IIs server configuration.
The error message in the browser ("File not found") doesn't really
reflect the actual problem. For security reasons the server usually
doesn't tells the user all details why a page wasn't delivered.
A more detailed error message that might help to find the problem should
be within the server error logfile.
Regards,
Rolf
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