I have a simple asp.net core application on my computer hosted on my IIS. Let say I have a site on my computer like this:
https://computername/application
I have a virutual directory called logs.
So for https://computername/application/logs I want to be able to directory browse, but when I go to /logs the app return 404, and I think that is because Kestrel doesn't find a route to /logs.
How can I make the IIS handle the /logs instead of Kestrel?
I think it should be possible to handle this in web.config but I have no idea how.
the directory browsing setting is enabled in IIS for the site so that's not the problem.
I hope you understand my problem, otherwise I can gladly elaborate. Thanks!
Solved it with adding a web.config at the virtual folder.
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
<handlers>
<remove name="aspNetCore" />
</handlers>
</system.webServer>
</configuration>