On Fri, Aug 26, 2022 at 11:37:41AM -0600, tony mollica wrote:
Good morning (Mountain time).
Here's the problem I'm having. Debian is so stable that issues I've
resolved years ago took place so far back and with no issues that I forget
how I did it. So it is with this latest issue. The problem is I need to log
into a router and make some changes, preferably using my Linux laptop. I
can log in but several of the configuration pages are in the .asp format and
my Chrome or Firefox browsers running on a fresh Debian 11 install won't
display the pages and gives me a 404 error. What is my Debian install
missing to allow my to access these pages. There's no problem using
Debian10, only 11 and also no issues using the 'other' OS.
Hm. .asp is a server-side thing (i.e. the server transforms whatever into
html and serves it). It's Microsoft's version of CGI, back from last century.
The 404 is also a server-side thing (i.e. at the router side). Your Linux
laptop isn't involved in that, it's just reporting what it "sees".
Thus, can't be at the root of the 404. You'll have to describe in more detail
what is going on.
That might take some back-and-forth.
Cheers