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IIS exception on create AD agent: The request filtering module is configured to deny the file extension
Henry reported that he got the above exception when clicking on the Create Agent (http://<EvB server>:8081/Agents page) due to IIS' "request filtering module" which I can only guess has been activated as a result of a recent Windows Update (???). When Henry reported the problem I tried for myself in my own lab environment and sure enough the same page (http://127.0.0.1:8081/Agents/Create/Unify.EventBroker.Agent.AD) was dispayed with the following error summary:
HTTP Error 404.7 - Not Found
The request filtering module is configured to deny the file extension.
Henry explained that he was able to selectively remove the filter, but I can only presume that this will be affecting EVERYONE now that this feature appears to have been activated in my lab without me even realizing it. We probably need to (a) add some extra doco in the troubleshooting section, (b) add something in the prerequisites section to ensure people avoid this in the first place, and (c) look at a way of automating the removal of this filter as part of the installation???
FIM Event Broker installer improvements from Identity Broker
Migrate all Identity Broker installer improvements (Log, Patches, WCF, ASP.NET temp, log on as service, start service, ect).
Original issue description:
FIM Event Broker tries to log to C:\Program Files\UNIFY Solutions\Event Broker\Services\Logs, but does not create the directory. Update the installer to create the directory.
v3.0 and v3.1 have already been done, ie the prerequisite pages have been updated for both the log directory issue and the creation of WCF end-point issue.
The Create/Update text in forms could be lower case if it appears mid-sentence
The titles and descriptions share the Create/Update text. This is fine in the titles, but it could be lower case in the description of an operation or an agent. For example:
Update (this is fine) Clear Run History Operation
Use the form below to Update (could be lowercase) the Clear Run History Operation.
Feature to identify hosting environment (DEV/TEST/PROD) for UNIFY product websites
A feature is requested to support sites where UNIFY websites are hosted under IIS to be accessible externally to the hosting server - whereby a visual way of differentiating one site from another is required (DEV from TEST, DEV from PROD, etc.).
An approach has been implemented at one site by simply appending the following text to the site.css file - giving the effect of a different colour for the navbar background for DEV and TEST sites (PROD remains as per default installation):
/* Differentiate DEV from TEST and PROD */
.navbar { background-color: #ccff99 !important; background-image: none !important; }
/* Differentiate TEST from DEV and PROD */
/*.navbar { background-color: #ffffcc !important; background-image: none !important; }*/
Hey Bob,
Thanks for the suggestion. At this stage we'll keep it under consideration for potential future versions. The workaround you have provided above (manually editing the CSS) would be the current suggestion, should the need arise.
If the need for this feature becomes more common, feel free to reopen the ticket.
Customer support service by UserEcho
