502 page when linking to file in file manager

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8/25/2009 6:07:11 AM
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502 page when linking to file in file manager

Hello,

 

I have a blog post which needs an attachment so I uploaded a file to a new folder called Scripts in File Manager and then created a link on my blog post to that file.  All seemed to work fine but when click the link I just receive a 502 error page.

Blog post is here:  http://www.scdpmonline.org/disable-on-the-wire-compression.aspx

Should this work, am I doing something wrong?

Cheers.

8/25/2009 6:14:13 AM
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Re: 502 page when linking to file in file manager

A powershell file may have a file extension that is protected for security reasons and will not be served similar to other protected file extensions.

I would create a .zip file containing it and link to the zip.

Hope it helps,

Joe

8/25/2009 6:21:18 AM
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Re: 502 page when linking to file in file manager

That fixed it, thanks.  Wasn't aware there was anything in place to stop other files being served but does obviously make sense for this to be in place.

Thanks again.

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