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November 30th, 2001, 08:47 AM
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"method not allowed" Post
Hi there,
I've got problems configure my Webserver apache 1.3 on linux. I just want to use method "post2 to allow filetransfer to minor users. But when I started to transfer the file, the server answered: Method not allowed, method Post not allowed for current site. I did not installed the webserver, but the one who does sad, that he left the http.conf how it was. So, what to do?
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November 30th, 2001, 01:14 PM
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You need to specifically allow the post method for locations on your website.
Look at the relevant <Location> containers for <LIMIT> directives in your httpd.conf file. They should say something about Method. Add POST to this method list and you may have your problem fixed. Unfortunately, it's kind of hard to give you a general answer, because directives can be set up in a bunch of different ways. I suggest you, or the admin, read the searchable apache docs at www.apache.org
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