Windows server: Attachments - 404 File not Found

Windows server: Attachments - 404 File not Found

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Hello,

I've installed Moodle on Windows 2000 Server with IIS 5. The document directory exists outside the wwwroot folder and the anonymous user has all but full control access to the folder.

When I upload a file either through a forum or through a directory, I get 404 - File not Found errors when I try to access it through Moodle.

The file does exist in the moodledata directory structure. Here is an example URL that is returned when I try:
http://mysite/moodle/file.php/2/moddata/forum/6/1/Login_to_the_Network_from_Anywhere_in_the_District.doc

This returns a 404 error. Any thoughts?

Thanks.
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In reply to Joel VerDuin

Re: Windows server: Attachments - 404 File not Found

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Go to Administration >> Configuration >> Variables and set slasharguments to 'file.php?file=/1/pic.jpg '. I think this should help you.

Saludos. Iñaki.
In reply to Iñaki Arenaza

Re: Windows server: Attachments - 404 File not Found

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I have exactly the same problem in moodle 1.7. There is no Configuration page in the administration page. I manually changed the value of "slasharguments" in the database, but it didn't help. Any idea?
In reply to Mehran Heidarzadeh

Re: Windows server: Attachments - 404 File not Found

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You find that setting from Server - HTTP - Use slash arguments and X
In reply to Mauno Korpelainen

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Thank You !!!
It works Gooooooooood !
It cause to stop my headache.
In reply to Mehran Heidarzadeh

Re: Windows server: Attachments - 404 File not Found

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On my 1.7 server it is under Administration / Server / HTTP.
In reply to tim harrison

Re: Windows server: Attachments - 404 File not Found

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Thanks guys... it worked for me.

As Tim pointed out, on 1.7 Administration / Server / HTTP...
I unchecked "Use slash arguments".

I am running moodle on windows 2000 server / IIS 5 with php fast cgi.

Thanks for the help