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I added 3 dll for IIS Module and how to force close other in dll1?
I mean in d1.dll (IIS Module) I can close other dll to make them do not response text or response error.
disable them.or I can clear other response and make d1.dll 's response text as the latest response .
Can't you just remove them in the IIS Manager?
Or remove it with appcmd.exe?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/get-started/introduction-to-iis/iis-modules-overview
I just wonder if it can force do not use them
In the web.config for the site, can you remove them?
For one site that I have, I removed the CgiModule, just to test this.
<system.webServer>
<modules>
<remove name="CgiModule" />
</modules>
</system.webServer>
I found that I had to unlock the item in the server config. That resulted in lockitem=false being set in applicationHost.config.
<add name="CgiModule" lockItem="false" />
It also appears that you can define a module at the site/application level with the /app.name switch, instead of installing it globally.
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv> .\appcmd.exe add module /?
Enable a module
APPCMD add MODULE <identifier> <-parameter1:value1 ...>
Configures a new module, which can be either a new managed module or an
installed native module, with the specified settings. Managed modules can be
enabled by simply adding them for the desired application and providing a
managed module type. Native modules must first be installed on the server
before they become available.
Supported parameters:
/name (required)
Module name
/type (required)
Fully qualified .NET type of the managed module class (managed modules
only), in the format of Namespace.Class
/app.name
Application path or url of the application in which to add the module
/?
Display the dynamic properties that can be set on the module object
Examples:
appcmd add module /name:"WindowsAuthenticationModule"
Enable the native module "WindowsAuthenticationModule" at the server
level. The module must already be installed.
appcmd add module /name:"WindowsAuthenticationModule" /app.name:"Default Web Site/"
Enable the native module "WindowsAuthenticationModule" for the specified
application. The module must already be installed.
appcmd add module /name:"MyModule" /type:MyNamespace.MyModuleClass /app.name:"Default Web Site/"
Enable a new managed module "MyModule" with the specified managed type for
the specified application.
See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/get-started/introduction-to-iis/iis-modules-overview