Xiaofeng, when a sched task won’t work but the URL works in a browser, it’s
nearly always an issue of the URL being behind a form of authentication that CF
can’t support (as a scheduled task or CFHTTP call) but the browser can.
As for why it could “no problem” from the browser, it’s usually
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Hi Charlie,
Thanks for offering the tips of testing from "incognito and private
window". I tried both and both of them did not prompt me for
authentication. So I am able to run the scheduled task even from there
without problem.
Back to IIS, from the Basic Settings I can see the site is using
Thanks again for all these thoughts.
*For C)*, I'm running exactly the same URL from a browser (Chrome) on the
server running CF 11 - Production Secure Profile and also tried the
Icognito window without any issue. But by clicking the 'Run (play)' button
next to the scheduled task in CF admin it
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the thoughts. I checked web.config and it does not have the
requestFiltering section.
Cheers,
Xiaofeng
On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Mark King wrote:
> Is it possible IIS is blocking requests from unknown user agents?
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That’s good outside-the-box thinking, there, Mark. :-) That said, I’d note
that if Request Filtering were blocking it, it would provide a 404 instead
(typically), so I doubt it will be that (he had said he was seeing a 401 in the
CF http log), but he should certainly check that and think of
Well, I have four thoughts for you to consider:
A) Focusing on it first as a scheduled task in CF, if the request works from a
browser (including one like an incognito window) and yet it does not work in
the scheduled task mechanism—for the exact same URL—then I would think there
should be no
Is it possible IIS is blocking requests from unknown user agents?
See
http://www.dantor.com/support/misc/web-config-requestFiltering-user-agent.aspx
I doubt that is it but it is worth a look maybe.
Also what happens if you give the app pool identity full control in IIS
(temporarily
Sure, and thanks for the confirmation on C. And yes, on D.
Though do beware that with IIS 7 and above, when a site points to a webroot, it
reads and uses any web.config there for the setup of various IIS settings. So
if you create a new site and point to the same webroot, and there is a
Do beware that (as I hinted at in my last note, though written after this one),
it’s NOT only the web.config that could have request filtering settings for a
site. They may also be in the central applicationhost.config file, either at
the site level there, or up at the server level (therefore
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