Redirection Handling

[danielhamd]

Here is my setup:

I have a hosts file setup on the users machine that takes, for
example, www.youtube.com and redirects it to 127.0.0.1. On the local
machine is an IIS server that I would like to handle this youtube
request. So far so good, I can get the request for www.youtube.com
and print out something like "You tried to access www.youtube.com"
from Default.aspx. However, what about the case when a user tries to
access http://www.youtube.com/video1.aspx or

In these cases the IIS server returns "Resource not found" or
something similar, depending on the document being requested.

My question is, how do I set up asp.net and the IIS server to handle
all requests, so I can have it then say "You tried accessing

."

If this isn't clear in some way please let me know and I'll elaborate.

Thanks!

-Daniel

 

[Guest]

If you map your IIS 404 error to a general "404.aspx" handler, you can get
the full requested URL from the querystring (IIS appends it when redirecting
to the desgnated 404 error page).
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[danielhamd]

I've tried this, however it doesn't seem to work when someone requests
an .aspx page. That gives a seperate sort of "server error." Is
there a way to set up a handler for that as well?

-Daniel