Can a couple of you verify the following VS.Net 2003 Copy Project bug? I
believe it's a bug with IIS and more specifically, Front Page Server
Extensions:
Create a text file that is greater than or equal to 1.0 MB in size (easy
enough that it doesn't need an explanation on how). The exact filesize that
causes the bug is 1.0 MB, and any size above 1.0.
Create a Web Application on the local machine. Add the 1.0MB file created
from above to the WebApplication project.
Use the "Copy Project" feature of VS.Net to copy the project from the local
machine to a remote server using Front Page extensions.
On all my machines, the copy project fails with a message stating "The
server connection timed out.", even though it took a split second for it to
show the message.
The exact file size that produces this error is 1048264 bytes...anythin g
smaller (even by 1 byte) correctly copies, but 1048264 bytes and above
causes the server time out message.
Anyone else gets the same results?
Thanks
Mythran
believe it's a bug with IIS and more specifically, Front Page Server
Extensions:
Create a text file that is greater than or equal to 1.0 MB in size (easy
enough that it doesn't need an explanation on how). The exact filesize that
causes the bug is 1.0 MB, and any size above 1.0.
Create a Web Application on the local machine. Add the 1.0MB file created
from above to the WebApplication project.
Use the "Copy Project" feature of VS.Net to copy the project from the local
machine to a remote server using Front Page extensions.
On all my machines, the copy project fails with a message stating "The
server connection timed out.", even though it took a split second for it to
show the message.
The exact file size that produces this error is 1048264 bytes...anythin g
smaller (even by 1 byte) correctly copies, but 1048264 bytes and above
causes the server time out message.
Anyone else gets the same results?
Thanks
Mythran
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