Verbs Are Ignored And Treated As GETs?
Jul 21, 2010
I'm attempting to configure a webdav server example application [URL] to run on IIS6 (Win2003 Server). The application runs correctly on my dev machine (Win7, IIS7.5). When I attempt to map a drive to the DAV share, several requests are issued, including one OPTIONS request and two PROPFIND requests. In Fiddler, I see that these are transmitted correctly. However, the response is always the content of the default page on the site. If I look at the IIS logs, the requests are logged as GETs instead of OPTIONS or PROPFIND. UrlScan is disabled, but I went ahead and added OPTIONS and PROPFIND to the list of allowed verbs (since I'm running out of ideas).
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