For a while now, I've had a Windows Enterprise box running IIS 6 in native mode which experiences hangs on a daily basis. It seems to happen very sporadically. Some days it might be fine, others it might hang 2 or 3 times a day. Well, it happened this morning a little after 6AM and I got a phone call asking me to look into it.
At this time, I noticed that the w3wp process was still showing up as a running process in the task manager, so I used DebugDiag to take a dump of that process before restarting the IIS services. I have just provided the Analysis Summary below. I can also provide any other information needed. Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide. I would say that the developer of the application that is running is the only one who can probably solve this problem.
The dump description is actually pretty details, indicating a deadlock. One thread owns the lock, and another thread is attempting to access it. The best way to find this cause is just check if there is any event ID for it in event viewer and which will perfectly show the exact cause. The only things that jump out at me from the event logs are these messages, which seem to be appearing rather often throughout each day. A process serving application pool 'ImagingAppPool' failed to respond to a ping.
The process id was ''. It's a single website, but we do have a separate application pool in addition to the default app pool that contains a custom asp application that interfaces with FileNet. Please compare to recycling an app pool and stopping and starting an ASP.
NET web site. Addslashes is generally not good enough when dealing with multibyte encoded strings. You might wanna try this: In IIS6: open "properties" for your website go to "home directory" tab click on "configuration" look for the extension ".
Sun tutorial on while and do-while. Oh, and in this case it will print: 1, 2 1, 2, 3, 4 Edit: just so you know there will also be a new line at the start, but the formatting doesn't seem to let me show that.
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Guy Guy Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Can you add a link to official documentation for IISReset? Jon Galloway Jon Galloway NET Applications," returns error, "This page doesn't exist.
It operates on the whole IIS process tree, as opposed to just your application pools. EXE c Microsoft Corp. The default value is 20s for restart, 60s for stop, and 0s for reboot.
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