Beim Aufruf von Server.MapPath in der Global.asax-Datei tritt unter IIS 7 oder IIS 7.5 die Fehlermeldung auf:

Servervorgang steht in diesem Kontext nicht zur Verfügung.

Auf Englisch:

Server operation is not available in this context.

Um das zu lösen einfach System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironment.MapPath stattdessen verwenden.

Siehe auch diesen Artikel bei Stack Overflow dazu.

Just upgraded my PHP and Apache installation on Windows. After the upgrade, the PHP pages are not executed on the server anymore but the code was sent to the browser.

Doh!

Solution was to add a line to the „httpd.conf“ file:

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

Seems that the upgrade somehow removed the line from somewhere, maybe in the „mime.types“ file.

The line has to be added inside the „IfModule mime_module“, like in the following excerpt:

<IfModule mime_module>
    AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
</IfModule>

Works well after that. Remember to restart Apache. 🙂

Scenario:

• VMware with Windows 2003 Server and Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2008. No Windows domain membership, just a stand-alone workgroup server.
• Connecting from a client in a different AD domain with my own TFS API wrapper or with the „tf.exe“ command line tool to the server.

Error:

TF30063: You are not authorized to access server <servername>

I received the above error message all the time, even when providing a valid user name and password for the server.

Solution:

Seems that the credentials still depend somehow on the logged in user. I therefore created a new user on the TFS that has the same user name and the same password as my currently logged in workstation user.

After that, everything worked. See also this somewhat related blog posting.