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Serving an InfoPath File from IIS6

  Asked By: Morgan Curry         Date: Jun 10, 2004      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 160
 

This is not exactly a SharePoint question but I thought this group
may very well know the answer anyway. We have placed some .xsn
files out on our intranet running IIS6 and when users click on them
to download those files they are prompted for authentication. They
should already have access to these files... is there anything
unique about these files? I as administrator on the server can pull
them up just fine. Also does anyone know what the MIME Type should
be for InfoPath files listed in IIS?


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