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Contantly restarting IIS?


Contantly restarting IIS? rickreyn
4/28/2004 8:57:16 PM
iis security:
Help??
Newbie....
Set-up IIS to run on XP machine.
I have set-up local, remote & test site on computer.

Using ASP & access.

Everytime I update an asp page and put it to the remote server, I have to
restart IIS.

Is there a security setting or something that needs to be adjusted?


Re: Contantly restarting IIS? Roger Abell
4/29/2004 1:08:16 AM
If you are using session variables, you need to close
all instances of IE/OE/FP on your client in order to
get a new session, or, provide a page when you can
trigger a session.abandon; if you are using application
variables and are depending on changes to these,
especially if in global.asa then rethink what you are
doing, or provide a page where you can do an
application.abandon.

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Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security)
MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA
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Re: Contantly restarting IIS? rickreyn
4/29/2004 10:51:17 AM
Well....
I'm sure that's the theory behind it.
Believe me, I've closed the browser, opened up a new one.
No Go...
Whenever I update a page, asp scripts become useless unless I restart IIS.
So, if I just want to change a word or a font in that simple asp document
and save and upload.
It won't work.....
There has to be something in the configuration...
But where do I start?


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Re: Contantly restarting IIS? rickreyn
4/29/2004 11:01:19 AM
Roger,
As far as I know I'm not using any session variables....
Don't understand the application variables or global.asa question...
Is this something that is triggered automatically.
Question..
Does it have something to do with the properties set-up under the IIS
console?
I noticed that if I have the following tree...
*(local computer)
**Web Sites
***Default Web Site
****Work Web Site

The Work Web Site would be where my asp pages are...
Is there a definition or permissions that need to be set-up to allow
changes and updates and then you could open up a new browser, without
restarting IIS?


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Re: Contantly restarting IIS? Bernard
4/29/2004 2:48:40 PM
why restart ? because it still running the old scripts ?
Try - http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2022

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Regards,
Bernard Cheah
http://www.tryiis.com/
http://support.microsoft.com/
http://www.msmvps.com/bernard/



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Re: Contantly restarting IIS? Roger Abell [MVP]
5/2/2004 9:32:29 AM
IIS 5.1 on XP Pro should reflect back the changes to the page fairly
quickly. Sometimes, due to caching on the client machine, you do
need to force a new session with the IIS, and this I have found means
that one needs to close all IE windows, any OE window, and sometimes
also the FrontPage connected in authoring mode. Normally however
a publish of the changes, followed by a refresh of the IE windows is
all that should be needed. Something else you could try is to highlight
the web node in FrontPage and r-click refresh, and then doing the same
in the IIS mgmt UI.

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Roger

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Re: Contantly restarting IIS? Bernard
5/11/2004 4:42:49 PM
Sorry, been busy. if at browser end, you hit Ctrl-F5, does it reflect the
latest script ?
any proxy server in between or etc ?

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Regards,
Bernard Cheah
http://www.tryiis.com/
http://support.microsoft.com/
http://www.msmvps.com/bernard/



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