There Was An Error Loading The Game Configuration From The Website Rs3

[Aide Broeckel]

I have developed a small tool to upload salary information to the swiss administration and I used WSE 3.0 with success. But now, one of my customers has reported that on his machine, my program crashes with the following stack trace:

Removing the node from the XML above sort of fixes the issue (the WSE032 error vanishes) but this is not a solution in my case, as I need to configure the security this way in order to be able to sign the data I am transmitting later on.

It appears that the customer was executing the program from a drive letter mounted on a share; even though I thought that .NET 3.5 SP1 allowed full trust privilege to EXEs launched from the LocalIntranet_Zone, this seems to be an issue with the loading of the WSE configuration section of the executable.

This is driving the whole team crazy. There must be some simple mis-configured part of IIS or our Web Server, but every time we try to run out ASP.NET Web Application on IIS 7.5 we get the following error...

According to Microsoft the code 8007000d means there's a syntax error in our web.config -- except the project builds and runs fine locally. Looking at the web.config in XML Notepad doesn't bring up any syntax errors, either. I'm assuming it must be some sort of poor configuration on my part...?

The new error is also more explicit and specifically complains that it doesn't recognize the attribute "validate" (as seen on the third line above). Removing this attribute then makes it complain that the same line doesn't have the required "name" attribute. Adding this attribute then brings up ASP.NET error...

Obviously I think these new errors have just arisen from me deleting the tags in the first place -- they're obviously needed by the application -- so the question remains: Why would these tags kick up an error in IIS in the first place???

I had these exact symptoms and my issue was similar to Peter's. Was setting up an existing project on a new server. My project referenced the IIS7 URL Rewriting module, but that hadn't been installed yet on the new server. Installing it fixed my issue.

To be clear it looks like the web.config from IIS 7 will work, or is designed to work, but the lack of this module gives the really odd and unhelpful error. Googling takes you to a Microsoft page which insists that your site is corrupted or your web.config is corrupted. Neither seems to be the case.

Had the same problem as above, same error code etc. Setting up a local website on Windows 8. After much searching it was found that we were missing URL rewrite. After downloading it everything was fine. :)

IIS installer usually creates the wwwroot for you and that's the default root folder for all websites and mount point for virtual directories. It always exists, so no problem, you usually don't care much about that.

Since web.config files are hierarchical, you can put there a master web.config file and have some root settings there, and all sites will inherit it. IIS checks if that file exists and tries to load it.

This directory will exists if you have IIS properly installed. If it does not exist, you will get 500-class error. However, if you play with file/directory permissions, especially 'advanced' ones, you can actually accidentally deny IIS service account from scanning/reading the contents of this directory. If IIS is unable to check if that wwwroot\web.config exists, or if it exists and IIS is not able to open&read it - bam - 500-class error.

You can easily stumble upon the fact that IIS Express has its own applicationHost.config file and VS creates and manages it for you (correctly, to some extent) and that sort of an eye-opener telling you that it's not that simple and point-and-click as it seems at first.

Aside from that config file, VisualStudio also creates an empty directory structure under your Documents folder. If I remember correctly, IIS Express considers these folders to be the root directories of your website(s) upon which virtual directories with your code are mounted.

Later, just like IIS, when IIS Express starts up, it expects these folders to exist and checks for root web.config files there. The site web.config files. Almost always, these web.config files are missing - and that's OK because you don't want them - you have your **application web.config", they are placed with rest of the content in a virtual directories.

Now, the second fun part is: IIS Express expects that empty directories. They can be empty, but they need to exist. If they don't exist - you will get a 500-class error telling you that "web.config" file at that path cannot be accessed.

The first time I bumped into this problem was when I was clearing my hard drive. I found that 'documents\websites' folder, full of trash, I recognized several year-old projects I no longer work on, all empty, not a single file, so I deleted it all. A week later - bam - I cannot run/debug any of the sites I was working at the moment. Error was 500.19, cannot read config file.

BTW. In VisualStudio, on ProjectProperties/Web there's a button "Create Virtual Directory". It essentially does this very thing, so you may try it first, but IIRC it can also somethimes clear/overwrite/swap configuration sections in applicationHost.config file, so be careful with that button if you have any custom setups there.

This error is related to web.config file. When web.config is not proper or using some features which is not available in IIS, then this issue will come. In my case, I forgot to install URLRewrite module and was referencing it in web.config. It took some time to find the root cause. I started removing sections one by one and checked, only then i was able to find out the actual issue.

As mentioned by the OP it was a AJAX module, and as by others commonly the Rewrite module.Just keep your eyes open in your web.config what modules and libraries your tags are referencing to since the error code 0x8007000d can be about ANY dependency.

I had exact same error message with IIS10 and Windows 10. I tried everything listed here (and other internet pages as well) but it did not fixed it. What solved the issue was to install .NET Core Hosting a second time (I choose "Repair" button).

I'm 100% confident this is what fixed it because I had to deploy the same website to other laptops as well (different brands but all Windows 10). The same error message (500.19) occurred and reinstalling bundle fixed it again.

The change that got me by that error was messing with the Feature Delegation in IIS Manager under the Management section of the server. I'm sorry I can't remember which one I changed, but googling might help.

That got me past the 1st error into a whole new stream of others, some totally nonsensical. (I would get one error when running under a virtual directory, converting it to an application yielded another error, etec etc). What finally solved this series of errors was:IIS manager, Application Pools, DefaultAppPool, Enable 32-Bit applications=True

Similar to the top answer, we were getting this incredibly unhelpful exception because of a missing IIS CORS module. It was the exact same error with Error Code (0x8007000d) and Config Source (-1: 0:), but installing the URL Rewriting module didn't fix it.

We had recently updated the web.config to enable CORS for some developers that needed it, but did not expect it would be required for all developers to install the IIS CORS module. Unfortunately it looks like it is required.

We have just migrated our properties from DTM. When I try to view an AA: Set Variables action for any of our page or event rules, I get a blank page with "There was an error loading this extension view".

I am setting up mattermost docker team edition with mariadb in an internal company network. This is my configuration with .env. I test and deploy this from home network and it seems to work fine; however, trying to deploy again with the ./up.sh command from within internal network I get the following error:

This is the only closest and related issue I could find. Unfortunately this was with the older mattermost docker repo where the dockerfile was exposed to make the edi possiblet. Im not entirely sure if that is correct.

If I can participate, note that you can enable HTTPS with these steps:
from your browser (or any other method you like), export the certificate of the phantom. machine as X.509 Certificate (PEM).
For instance, with Firefox: Click the padlock icon on the left of the URL > Click the arrow next to the IP address (if you're using the IP as I am) > More information (at the bottom) > Security tab > View Certificate > in the next open that opens > Details > Export

i don have local folder all i see is default and i made the change there and i still get the error "AuthorizationFailed: [HTTP 403] Client is not authorized to perform requested action; :8089/servicesNS/nobody/phantom/configs/conf-phantom?count=-1&output_mode=json"

I'm seeing the same thing. I am new to Splunk and Phantom and wanted to setup a POC using the free versions. I've installed both Splunk (win 2016) and Phantom on Centos 7.4 on Azure on the same subnet.

OK. I found what the issue was. I have a manual alarm with an automation that disarms it when I return home. I used the code from this site: Disarming a manual alarm control panel in automation with a code

We are now explicitly only supporting secrets inside your Home Assistant Core and Lovelace configuration files (and anything included from there). Secrets are no longer supported in other loaded YAML files.

This change should not affect regular users of Home Assistant, however, we have been made aware that some custom integrations may cause problems. If you are a user of Dwains theme, the HomeKit Infused theme or lovelace_gen, please make sure to update those or check with the upstream project.

Any idea how to have an alternative. I use the secrets file in my automation to stop having to change the same things in multiple automations. For example I have many different automations checking various sensor states. When I add or change which sensors need to be checked I just change it once in my secrets file. Here is the code showing the commented out line before the use of secrets and the uncommented line showing the use of secrets. Is there an alternative way of doing this?:

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