win32-status in IIS Log file

[Gabriele Giuseppini [MS]]

You can use the "net helpmsg 64" command at a command shell.
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Where can I lookup the win32-status that can be logged in
the IIS log file?
I have a user who is trying to download an exe from my
internal website and it is failing, but I have been unable
to figure out why. Looking at the IIS log file I can see
the request for the exe file with an HTTP code of 200 but
it has an win32-status of 64. I am trying to find out what
that means in hopes that it will point me in the direction
of the problem.
I am using Win2k-SP3, and IIS 5.0.

[Magnus]

I was looking for the same info, found this:

sc-status: The status of the action, in HTTP or FTP terms.
sc-win32-status: The status of the action, in terms used by Microsoft
Windows.

I can only assume these correspond to errors found in winerror.h (and
found elsewhere). These make eminent sense in my own context, but have
found no reference that verifies this. Accordingly, 64 would be
"ERROR_NETNAME_DELETED: The specified network name is no longer
available." (Other common ones are 0 - Success, and 5 - Access is
denied.)

If you find I'm wrong about this, please let me know.

Where can I lookup the win32-status that can be logged in
the IIS log file?
I have a user who is trying to download an exe from my
internal website and it is failing, but I have been unable
to figure out why. Looking at the IIS log file I can see
the request for the exe file with an HTTP code of 200 but
it has an win32-status of 64. I am trying to find out what
that means in hopes that it will point me in the direction
of the problem.
I am using Win2k-SP3, and IIS 5.0.