Update to 2.0.4 - now no connection

Its me again. After installing joomdle 2.0.4 joomla now moodle and joomla can no longer connect. (2 red cross in the systemcheck).- Error:
Warning: file_get_contents( www.kepos.at/moodle/auth/joomdle/connection_test.php ): Failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 500 URL Rewrite Module Error. in C:\inetpub\websintern\kepos\administrator\components\com_joomdle\helpers\content.php on line 459 Warning: file_get_contents( www.kepos.at/moodle/auth/joomdle/connection_test_joomla.php ): Failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 500 URL Rewrite Module Error. in C:\inetpub\websintern\kepos\administrator\components\com_joomdle\helpers\content.php on line 459
What am i doing wrong?

Hi.

First of all: if you have a green tick in the last item in system check, you don't need to worry about others failing.

I see that you get an error 500, so you should have more info somewhere in the logs.
In the past, I have seen this failing due to bad permissions in those files, but that was a while ago...

Thanks for this ultraquick reply. Yes there is a gree tick at joomla web services.
I check for the error and i remember we had this permission thing twice. As long as it does what it should no problem at all.

Great to know it is working.

What I don't know is why you have this permissions problem and other don't....

Not many use IIS

Ah, true, I think that must be the reason. Thank you!

Yes we checked that and it was the permission thing again. Strangly the owner of the Joomle folder in Moodle changes from Administrator to IUSR and the files dont have the inherited rights from the above folder, which is pretty strange and makes a lot of problems. If you change it back and inherit the rights from the above Folder everything works fine. We now made a support note and will do that automaticaly so i dont have to bother you for this anymore but if other Users of IIS have the same problem thats the solution.

Thanks for the info.

How are you installing the new version? Automatically in Moodle?
Do you have any similar issues with other extensions? I wonder if I am doing something wrong in the package that causes this problem for you....but I have no idea what that can be, as it all seems normal to me.

I dont install other extention in moodle. I do it in moodle via "Install plugin". Its veery strange that the permissions change at installtion. We are looking into it and in the long run i think about getting rid of IIS.

You could install one just to test if you want to find out if this is related to Joomdle or your Moodle installation...or just deal with it for now if you are thinking about moving away from IIS.