Hi all,
I have this issue occuring where we have 4 web applications for our SP deployment:
The problem is that the ‘Support’ site does not sign the user in automatically like all the others do. It isn’t asking for username/password, one can click on the ‘sign in’ button, then get this error thrown on a blank page:
88|versionMismatch|__Page||:|_CATALOGS|MASTERPAGE|SEATTLE.MASTER:3.15.0.0.0.15.0.4420.1017.0.FALSE.:en-US:de-DE:RW|
Hit refresh, then they are signed in. I made this web application the same way I did the others, it seems like some bug/glitch.
Anyone seen this before? Any ideas???width=750
OK, well I cant say I “fixed” the problem, but have found a good solution! I followed the steps here to extend the application to another IIS application and using different port. Now everything works fine:
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Hi Phil, great tip with Fiddler thanks!
Now I can see that the NTLM header is not being passed to the site:
No WWW-Authenticate Header is present
So I went to check that the site has HTTP Keep-alive enabled in IIS… Which it does. So at this point I cant figure out why the NTLM header isnt being passed the first time, only when I refresh the page a couple of times. Because once I click the sign-in button, refresh x2, I can see in Fiddler:
WWW-Authenticate Header is present: NTLM
And navigating to other sites passes this header without a problem… Maybe it IS something to do with the port like you suggested?
What is being logged in Fiddler when the request is made?
Is the problem perhaps that port#? Did you try changing it and re-testing?
Hi Ajeet, thanks for the links.
Unfortunately this isn’t solving the problem. A big hint is there is no password needed, just need to click the Sign-in button manually, refresh through the error (which isnt too helpful) and then I am logged in like the other sites. There must be some parameter not getting persisted into this web application session or something like that Im guessing…
Have you followed these links:
http://sharepointsolutions.blogspot.co.uk/2008/06/how-do-i-make-our-sharepoint-site-stop.html
http://sharepointsolutions.blogspot.co.uk/2008/06/how-do-i-make-our-sharepoint-site-stop_17.html
May be it will help you out
