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404 when requesting for files IIS URL Rewrite
How do I modify the URL without reloading the page?Maximum request length exceeded.How do I configure IIS for URL Rewriting an AngularJS application in HTML5 mode?HTTP Error 500.52 - URL Rewrite Module Error.IIS Url Rewriter rewrite fails but redirect works flawlesslyCan't change IIS response code with URL Rewrite outbound ruleMatch the content within a tag from a Non-HTML response in URL RewriteIIS - URL Rewrite loop
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I have an application instance running in a Server Farm and setting up URL rewrite to the server farm seems to work fine and content is being served directly based on the inbound rules provided.
However, one problem seems to occur when requesting for a path that should return a response header of Content-Type: application/octet-stream. It returns a 404 and a response header of Content-Type: text/html.
If I hit the server locally and by pass the URL Rewrite rules, it return the proper response header and the file gets downloaded. I looked up Outbound rules (I don't have any) but am not clear why my response headers are being overwritten if I have not specified any outbound rules.
iis url-rewriting reverse-proxy url-rewrite-module
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I have an application instance running in a Server Farm and setting up URL rewrite to the server farm seems to work fine and content is being served directly based on the inbound rules provided.
However, one problem seems to occur when requesting for a path that should return a response header of Content-Type: application/octet-stream. It returns a 404 and a response header of Content-Type: text/html.
If I hit the server locally and by pass the URL Rewrite rules, it return the proper response header and the file gets downloaded. I looked up Outbound rules (I don't have any) but am not clear why my response headers are being overwritten if I have not specified any outbound rules.
iis url-rewriting reverse-proxy url-rewrite-module
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
MikeMike
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I have an application instance running in a Server Farm and setting up URL rewrite to the server farm seems to work fine and content is being served directly based on the inbound rules provided.
However, one problem seems to occur when requesting for a path that should return a response header of Content-Type: application/octet-stream. It returns a 404 and a response header of Content-Type: text/html.
If I hit the server locally and by pass the URL Rewrite rules, it return the proper response header and the file gets downloaded. I looked up Outbound rules (I don't have any) but am not clear why my response headers are being overwritten if I have not specified any outbound rules.
iis url-rewriting reverse-proxy url-rewrite-module
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
MikeMike
3934 silver badges21 bronze badges
I have an application instance running in a Server Farm and setting up URL rewrite to the server farm seems to work fine and content is being served directly based on the inbound rules provided.
However, one problem seems to occur when requesting for a path that should return a response header of Content-Type: application/octet-stream. It returns a 404 and a response header of Content-Type: text/html.
If I hit the server locally and by pass the URL Rewrite rules, it return the proper response header and the file gets downloaded. I looked up Outbound rules (I don't have any) but am not clear why my response headers are being overwritten if I have not specified any outbound rules.
iis url-rewriting reverse-proxy url-rewrite-module
iis url-rewriting reverse-proxy url-rewrite-module
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
MikeMike
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asked Mar 27 at 15:20
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