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//
// found the following which solved this (from http://www.tech-archive.
// net/archive/windows/microsoft.public.windows.server.general/ 2005-06/msg01530.
// html) (thanks tom of the east):
//
// solution (via msft support):
//
// 1) check logs to see which error message is being created. in fact
it
// appears to be 403.6 and not 403. however
in i.e.
if
the user has selected
// "show friendly http error messages" (tools->internet
// options->advanced->browsing) he will see the local 403.htm file mentioned
// below. so
make sure that the error you see in your client is not really
// something else in the logs (hey
that's helpful...)
//
// on the server side
create a replacement error message at the root level of
// the website. then
select custom errors ->
in the admin interface of iis
// error 403;6. select "edit" and then "url" and point at the replacement error
// message thus:
//
// \replacement.htm
//
// there is an alternative workaround:
//
// make the 403.htm error file on the server [c:\windows\help\iishelp\common]
// larger than 2k. if it is larger than 2k and if you have selected it as a
// custom error file
it will take over and override whatever setting the user
// has entered in i.e. advanced preferences.
//
// bizarre
but true.
//
// firefox/mozilla/netscape browsers have none to these issues.
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