Page not found on Rom Page server?

[Mrflashy]

HTTP ERROR: 404
Returned:

Object Not Found
The requested URL '/photos/ScriptLibrary/ResizeImage.aspx' was not found on the RomPager server.

is the error message I get when i try to upload a picture. As far as i can tell the RomPage Server refers to my Firewall. However, any other page works fine from the "outside" and from the inside. I have been looking thru the files to see if there could be a reference to anything, but seem to come up blank.

If you wish to see the page, you can try out :
http://eod.kicks-ass.org/photoalbum/ and upload a picture (any kind basically) to recive the error. On a side note, I have extended the maximum file size in metabase.xml , 200Kb was a bit low.
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Added note is that this is part of a picture upload, using ASPUpload with a lot of includes and code that I really don't feel comfortable re-writing. But I can post the code if needed.
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If anyone can help me it is really appriciated.

//MrFlashy

[PeOfEo]

so the upload works fine locally but not remotely? But all of your other pages work remotely? If you are not running in a dmz I suggest you set one up, this will open you up completly to the internet (dont tick anyone off who knows how to launch ddos attacks) but you will be around any hardware firewalls that could block this. I do not know why a hardware firewall would block you from uploading though. I would check the directory security too make sure the scripts have write access to the dir.

[Mrflashy]

Well the weird thing here is that since upload works locally, it has write permssion.(not logging in on the domain, I work of my computer and that is not the server) I have a SUA/NAT route up and working for the server. And as of now, I am just "cloaking" the ports, meaning the hardware firewall is not running at all. Could it be that the .aspx script runs on another port than 80? as I have routed that port to the web server for incomming traffic.. As for setting up a dmz? I am not quite sure what that means (I think de-militarized zone) but.. :)

Still, its a real weird error and it bugs me alot :)

//MrFlashy

[PeOfEo]

yes dmz does mean de-militarized zone. I do not reccomend using one unless your router will stop you from accepting remote requests (or interfear with metal of honor :D ). I run through one. This is very odd, one aspx file will not run on an alternate port unless it is running through another server (well server proccess). For example I can run iis on 80 and cassini on 81 but then you would have to say domain:81 to get what is not the default. So if iis runs on 80 that file runs on 80. I have an asp.net upload script running right now in my sample aps folder http://quasi-ke.servebeer.com/sampleaps/upload.aspx
http://quasi-ke.servebeer.com/sampleaps/upload.txt

[Mrflashy]

Ok, there are a few checklist items one should remember before trying to create a dmz *lol*

1. Is the server patched
YES/NO
- YES -> Move to point 2
- NO -> Patch and go to 2
2. Is Antivirus software installed?
YES/NO
- YES -> Move to point 3
- NO -> Install and move to point 3
3. Create DMZ


Let's just say that MSBLAST is still out there and kinda hungry for more machines ;)

//MrFlashy
*He who will work on his checklists in the future*

[Mrflashy]

Ok, I thought it was my lame old Firewall that cause this so I went on to get a new one.

So I have customized everything of rules set, so it should run like it should. It does now, but the same darn message still appears and I have noooo clue as to what can cause it. For some strange reason it looks for the .aspx file on the Firewalls rom page server, still..

So no one has had any problems with this or any other kind of file?

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For reference I should perhaps say I am trying to get DUGallery to work. it's found here : www.duware.com
Their message board is just as dead as great great grandfather, so I have given up there. The application in it self is pretty nice, free and all, but I don't know if you guys perhaps know of a better app that would work?
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//MrFlashy
*A bit tired of weird error messages*