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Unfortunately (for me) you are correct. :)

I have restarted IIS to clear the cache but maybe I need to bounce the server to clear the RAM?

The reason I have not bounced the server is because it is a mission critical server and I just haven't made the arrangements yet.

The action is set to:

"http://intranet/am_intranet/cgi-bin/webgate.exe"

No there is not a webgate.exe file in the wwwroot. the only thing that is in the wwwroot is the .msg and .ndx files.

I have renamed the .exe in the cgi-bin to .old and then ran the page and got an error so I know that is looking to that file. I also went into PGAdmin and disabled and then re-enabled the GetWeb to force a re-create of the .exe and I still get the same results.

Michael

Has anybody experienced getweb writing to the wrong folder?

We have ours set to the cgi-bin directory but for some reason it is writing to the wwwroot folder, that would be ok if I could get getweb to pull the .msg files from there.

This just started happening out of the blue.

Thanks in Advance,

Michael

We are currently switching our intranet and we copied from the old to the new (server) and now pagegate returns a 405 error.

I changed the Interfaces:GetWeb:Settings to the new server, Is there something else I need to do?

TIA,

Michael

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Topic: PageGate Getweb writing to wrong directory
Daddypugg Replies: 5 Views: 15280	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006 3:32 pm Subject: PageGate Getweb writing to wrong directory
Daddypugg Replies: 5 Views: 15280	Unfortunately (for me) you are correct. :) I have restarted IIS to clear the cache but maybe I need to bounce the server to clear the RAM? The reason I have not bounced the server is because it is a mission critical server and I just haven't made the arrangements yet.
Topic: PageGate Getweb writing to wrong directory
Daddypugg Replies: 5 Views: 15280	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006 9:45 am Subject: PageGate Getweb writing to wrong directory
Daddypugg Replies: 5 Views: 15280	The action is set to: "http://intranet/am_intranet/cgi-bin/webgate.exe" No there is not a webgate.exe file in the wwwroot. the only thing that is in the wwwroot is the .msg and .ndx files. I have renamed the .exe in the cgi-bin to .old and then ran the page and got an error so I know that is looking to that file. I also went into PGAdmin and disabled and then re-enabled the GetWeb to force a re-create of the .exe and I still get the same results. Michael
Topic: PageGate Getweb writing to wrong directory
Daddypugg Replies: 5 Views: 15280	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 5:46 pm Subject: PageGate Getweb writing to wrong directory
Daddypugg Replies: 5 Views: 15280	Has anybody experienced getweb writing to the wrong folder? We have ours set to the cgi-bin directory but for some reason it is writing to the wwwroot folder, that would be ok if I could get getweb to pull the .msg files from there. This just started happening out of the blue. Thanks in Advance, Michael
Topic: switching servers?
Daddypugg Replies: 1 Views: 9220	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 9:50 pm Subject: switching servers?
Daddypugg Replies: 1 Views: 9220	We are currently switching our intranet and we copied from the old to the new (server) and now pagegate returns a 405 error. I changed the Interfaces:GetWeb:Settings to the new server, Is there something else I need to do? TIA, Michael