June 13, 200322 yr hi All, I am trying to install webconnector 5 to windows 2003 (IIS 6.0). During the install I receive an errro " A SCRIPT virtual diresctory was not found" I created a virtual script directory usind IIS administration interface. But still the webconnector installer says the samething. Any help is welcome regards, Y.C
July 7, 200322 yr IMHO W2003 are not ready for the "prime time" on web. Also none of the FM products is certified for W2003
July 7, 200322 yr Anatoli said: IMHO W2003 are not ready for the "prime time" on web. Also none of the FM products is certified for W2003 But according to ISAPI it should work. There are many change in tha API but Microsoft say that W2000 web application should work with W2003 But you have to be carefull with this. And wait to see if WSC work well. Also the security model in IIS is not the same that cause some headheack for installing software like Lasso, php or WSC
December 12, 200322 yr Is there any manual installation instructions? We need this connector to our web server (iis6) and we are all so geting this same error message: A SCRIPTS virtual directory was not found. you must configure a SCRIPTS virtual directory before filemaker wsc 5 - iss can be installed We have made virtual directory. We have tryed many configuration compinations etc. Every time the same error message. How can we get it to work on IIS6? Who can help us? what can we done with this? Are there any options on this? We have just spent a lot of money to our new web-servers (IIS6) and now we just need this connector to work out.
January 28, 200421 yr Author Thx for every reply. We upgrade our FileMaker Unlimited to 6.0 I used the new WebConnector but it did not work :-( I think IIS6.0 dont like the WebConnector any help is welcome Y.C
January 30, 200421 yr We are still running all on rock solid NT4 server. BTW, last reboot (not because it was necessary) was on May 2, last year
February 14, 200421 yr On IIS you have a main directory /inetpub with this folder wwwroot scripts ... You need to map the script virtual dir in your root site folder to inetpubscripts With execution privilege You should also add FMPro as isapi filter to your website application configuration
May 17, 200421 yr I had the same issue, and mapping a virtual site to scripts directory fixed it right up.
May 25, 200421 yr Like I said in a previous post in this forum, WebConnector will not work with Windows Server 2003. You must wait until FM Server 7 comes out which will not require FMConnector because everything will be included. This will then work with Windows 2003.
May 26, 200421 yr Justin - Are you sure FileMaker Server 7 has that functionality? I thought only FileMaker Server 7 Advanced would have it. Will
June 4, 200421 yr Newbies Can anyone give specific details about how they were able to get WebConnector to install under Windows Server 2003? It looks like some of you have had some sucess in doing this. But we can't seem to get it going. Many thanks to anyone that would take the time to spell it out in detail. Thanks Glenn Miller
June 7, 200421 yr Newbies Hi! Who can resolve this problem , I don't Upgrade..? If Yes, How...? If no, If necesary Upgrade who version File Maker soport...? Thanks! Alguien pudo resolver este problema sin necesidad de realizar un Upgrade...? Si la respuesta es afirmativa, me podrias indicar como...? Si es necesario realizar Upgrade cual es la version que soporta..? Gracias!
June 8, 200421 yr Newbies Hi! Who can resolve this problem "install webconnector 5 problem to windows 2003"..? If yes, how...? If no, what version no have problem with this...? Thanks!
June 8, 200421 yr Yes, I was recently told that we must wait until Server 7 advanced which will be coming out in July for this to work. Justin
September 1, 200421 yr Newbies FileMaker FMWSC on IIS 6 installation Problem: FileMaker FMWSC install (FileMakerWSC5-IIS.exe) will not run giving "A SCRIPTS virtual directory was not found" error message: FileMaker FMWSC on IIS 6 Manual installation is based on this article: [url=http://www.fi@
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