this is default protected by asp.net isapi filter.
i would not recommend you place your 'downloadable' file in the folder.
if you insist - read
All requests with /bin in the URL are rejected and return a 404
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"marko" <nema DeleteThis @mejla.com> wrote in message news:cl8tea$o4c$1@bagan.srce.hr...
> I have added MIME types for .exe and .dll's that are placed in one
> subdirectory situated in a virtual directory. It is called /bin (it has
> nothing to do with ASP.NET applications).
>
> I just want to enable *downloads* of exe and dll files from that
directory,
> and I can't.
> From other directories in the same virtual directory there are no
problems,
> but from /bin I get error 404-not found.
> Even other files in that same directory (/bin) can be downloaded, but
> everithing that ends with .exe and .dll causes error 404.
>
> Maybe IIS "thinks" that /bin contains .net application files that needs to
> remain invisible to other visitors, but I need to change this.
>
> What to do, any ideas?
>
>
> m.
>
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