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We prefer URLs in the format:

https://fbsite/?271

to the url:

https://fbsite/default.asp?271

The former works fine in FogBugz (at least under IIS), but all the pages emit the latter. Is there any way to set this?

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(As for why we'd want to do this, I guess it's a combination of things: a shorter URL for internal use, and how we haven't used classic ASP for ten years--seeing the extension still rubs me the wrong way.) – Jake B Oct 9 2009 at 21:29

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No, there is no way to do this. Older versions of IIS did not work with the /?271 syntax and required the default.asp.

If it really bothers you, you can stick an "x" on the end in the source code and it still works since FogBugz is a .NET app.

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