Search results matching tag 'iis6 asp3.5'

ASP.Net website stops responding at regular intervals in IIS6

azpcc — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 15:50:26 GMT

Hello, I have an ASP.Net AJAX website that needs to run continuously and it's not. Originally, the website would randomly throw "ScriptResource.axd" errors, and an associate recommended adjusting the App Pool recycling settings in IIS away from the defaults. My familiarity with IIS is limited, but I managed to spend the past week adjusting settings to recycle the app pool, and no matter what I change it always stops responding (no errors this time) at 22:24 each night. Here's the troubleshooting and findings I've done so far:

The IIS logs show it stopping every night at 22:23-22:24. No errors, just completely stops. The app itself reflects the same, because it captures the current minutes on the screen for every refresh, and it always shows a 23 or 24.
Event Log shows nothing at or even close to this time, for both Application and System logs.
Our network team confirmed that there are no backups or other process-intensive tasks running on that box at that time.

I have the following settings set on the app pool properties:

Under the Recycling tab, only the “Recycle Worker Processes (in minutes)” item is checked, and set to 60 minutes. Setting this to 8 hours made no difference.
Under the Performance tab, everything is unchecked, and the “Maximum number of worker processes” item is set to 3.
Under the Health tab, “Enable Pinging” is checked and set to 30 seconds, “Enable Rapid Fail Protection” is unchecked, and both the Startup and Shutdown time limits are set to 90 seconds.
Under the Identity tab, “Predefined” is selected and set to Local System.

Likewise, under the actual website settings, I have “Enable HTTP Keep-Alives” checked, bandwidth throttling is not checked, website connections is set to unlimited, “Enable Content Expiration” is not checked, and Isolation mode is not checked (it’s IIS6). The server it’s running on is my dev server (Server 2003) and I’m the only developer, so I know nobody’s messing with the box at all, ‘cause nobody else can get to it. The goal is for the web app to run continuously. There's a Timer control built into the app that causes a postback every 10 seconds. Users will walk past the screen and see current information displayed automatically.

What else could be causing this to happen every night at the same time?

UPDATE: I apologize, I read the IIS log wrong, it actually dies between 15:23 and 16:18 every day. There's nothing running at those times that could interfere either, however.

Web app in. Net3.5 that do not work on IIS6 but only on IIS7 ...

espriweb — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 11:57:43 GMT

Hi , I have a problem , I recently converted a web app from a classic asp. Net 3.5 in visual studio 2008 a bomb goes without problems and various errors on IIS7 sight is functioning properly.

Unfortunately on a server 2003 with all updates installed sp2 microsoft framework 3.5 IIS6 gives me an endless series of problems such as: http generic exception and outofmemoryexception.I noticed that the pool of application takes a lot of RAM memory up to 120MB of peaks in IIS6 and IIS7 in 60 - 70 maximum (and no blocks), with a block of the process or in the best case scenario one case in 100 with recycling of the pool.

So no more than possible that invented an application in ASP.NET 3.5 (and I also filled in 2.0) not work on a server 2003?

Web.config conflict between 1.1 and 3.5 framework

dotnet212 — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 16:19:53 GMT

Hi,

I have my website published in IIS 6.0 which is 1.1 framework, and within the website there is a virtual directory for a 3.5 web application.

Website is VB.Net (1.1 framework) and the application as part of the virtual directory is C# (3.5 framework). When I try to browse the web application as part of the virtual directory this throws an error as it is trying to refer the web.config of the parent website (1.1 framework).

I read on few of the blogs that we can use <location path="." inheritInChildApplications="false"> in the web.config of the parent website, but it is supported 2.0 and above.

Please can someone share some idea as to how can I get this resolved and both the web applications refer to their respective web.config files.

Thanks in advance.

asp.net site with virtual directories

wadep389 — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:56:58 GMT

I keep running into this same problem, and I never find a solution other than just creating a separate website.

I always get errors when creating an asp.net virtual directory inside of another asp.net site. I have found many blogs with work around to remove things like http modules and I belive another about surrounding the system.web portion with <location> with a parameter of something like donotinheritparent=true.

None of the things I have found work, I try and try but never get the sub app to run. Of course every time I have tried this, they have been completely different apps, occasionally targeting different frameworks.

Would I be right to say that this can’t be done, if we assume that the child config cannot inherit anything from the parent to work?

Security Issue with IIS6.0 and ASP.NET 3.5

PCalvinClark — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 17:27:02 GMT

I'm new to administering IIS with ASP.NET, so please bear with me. I recently added a new website to a Windows 2003 server (logged on with local admin privs) and configured it for autonomous access. From IIS Manager on the server, I can browse to the application. However, if I try to open the application from another machine (not having either local or domain admin privs), I get an error 403. I tried changing security privileges on the website folder and subfolders in Windows Explorer but the changes seemed to have no impact. Where should I be looking to resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance!

Re: How to install .net framework 3.5 onto the iis

tion — Fri, 16 May 2008 14:56:39 GMT

I have 3.5 installed on the server and I added the compilers section to my web.config as shown above, but i still get the error:

The type 'System.Data.Objects.DataClasses.EntityObject' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'System.Data.Entity, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'.

it runs perfectly on my test machine, what else could i be missing?

Thanks,

Tion

So how do i run an ASP3.5 on IIS6?

MorningZ — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 13:09:04 GMT

Hey all... Just installed the RTM version of the 3.5 framework on my webserver..... shouldn't i see a "3.5" option in the ASP.NET tab on IIS websites? If not, how else do you run 3.5 sites on an IIS6 server?