Problem with http PUT and DELETE in IIS 6.0

Hi,
We have a webserver running with IIS6.0 on windows2003 server and a
another java application (Running from another location)that needs to
PUT and DELETE files in a directory under the webserver.This was not
happening till yesterday as we were getting 501 error.Today we enabled
webdav and tried ,but now we are getting 403 error.The authentication
is basic and directory browsing is enabled.The NTFS permission for
those folders have read/write access for the user using which the
progam logs on to the webserver.The application is succesfully able to
read the contents of the file but not able to delete the file /upload
ack after this operation.Can anyone please suggest some solution

Thanks
Sid

On Jan 10, 12:04 am, sidhartha.namb... RemoveThis @gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
> We have a webserver running with  IIS6.0 on windows2003 server and a
> another java application (Running from another location)that needs  to
> PUT and DELETE files in a directory under the webserver.This was  not
> happening till yesterday as we were getting 501 error.Today we enabled
> webdav and tried ,but now we are getting 403 error.The authentication
> is basic and directory browsing is enabled.The NTFS permission for
> those folders have read/write access for the user using which the
> progam logs on to the webserver.The application is succesfully able to
> read the contents of the file but not able to delete the file /upload
> ack after this operation.Can anyone please suggest some solution
>
> Thanks
> Sid


Please report the entire IIS log entry of the 403. In particular, the
substatus code will tell you what is misconfigured.

Please also report the entire IIS log entry for the failed request to
delete as well as failed request to PUT/upload.

Providing log entries is critical to getting proper help because
otherwise everyone is just guessing at what you have done wrong, and
people are very good at making brilliant mistakes.


//David
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
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