web address change automatically

Question

User-1330485181 posted

Hi All,

I made a web based program using ASP.NET C# 2010 and I have 2 website on the web server 2003 with IP eg. 10.1.1.9. The first website is using port 80 and the second website using port 81. 

If I want to access the second website, in the browser I typed

http://10.1.1.9:81/index.aspx   , it runs well for several months, but now when I type http://10.1.1.9:81/index.aspx , It displays like this : 

http://10.1.1.9:81/(S(403gfn2prwaq4quykkffpiue))/index.aspx

We can login and open the menu, but If I access the web from the internet eg http://erp.xxx.com:81/index.aspx It displays an error.

Does anyone know how to solve this problem ?

Thank you

Regards,

Sentoso Bunyamin

Answer 1

User-760709272 posted

You have cookieless sessions enabled somehow.  Look at the config settings, or try different browses as there was (now patched I think) a bug in IE10 that caused .net to serve cookieless sessions.

Answer 2

User-1330485181 posted

You have cookieless sessions enabled somehow.  Look at the config settings, or try different browses as there was (now patched I think) a bug in IE10 that caused .net to serve cookieless sessions.

I am not using IE10,  I use Firefox 32.0.3 to browse my web site. I try to used Google Chrome Browser, I also get the same result, the web address changed.

Answer 3

User-166373564 posted

HI Sentoso,

It seems that there are url rewrite rules in your web.config file, please check it. If it still has same issue, please feel free to post back with detailed error message.

Best regards,

Angie 

Answer 4

User-1330485181 posted

Thank you Angie Xu for the explantion, the problem solved already.

After I check the web config there is a line : <sessionState mode="InProc" cookieless="true" timeout="99999"/> . This line cause the web address changed automatically.

Thank you very much.

Best Regards,

Sentoso

Answer 5

User-760709272 posted

You have cookieless sessions enabled somehow.

After I check the web config there is a line : <sessionState mode="InProc" cookieless="true" timeout="99999"/> .

You're welcome.