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I'll verify this later.

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I know what you mean, but compatibility depends on tight planning.
It's def'ly not the kind of situation where you can put a server into
production with *almost* everything installed/configured and assume
the rest will just fall into place. I had that prob right after 2003
x64 came out, specifically with a 32-bit event sink that was, of
course, "the last little piece" before the server was to go to a
client. Of course, then I had to reinstall the whole Win32 OS and apps
from scratch.

Since then, my luck's been better. Just put up a couple of full x64
2003 R2/IIS/PHP/MySQL/ASP.NET servers, so all the heavy lifting is
done in x64. Of course, all the db mgmt utilities and stuff are
running in WoW64, but that's cool. At least nothing got left out at
the core that would've made us have to ratchet the whole OS back.

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That would be great so I know for sure I'm nto doing anyhting wrong here.

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I guess one solution would be to run all IIS services in "32 bit mode" by
changing the W3SVC/AppPools/Enable32bitAppOnWin64 property.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=894435

Although that article talks about installing 32 bit ASP.NET I would assume
it would allow all 32 bit extensions with that tweak.

However, I would prefer not to run IIS in 32 bit mode.

PL.

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I don't believe that fixes it. That setting applies to the HTTP worker
processes (w3wp.exe), while event sinks are loaded by inetinfo.exe.

There are x64 and WoW64 versions of w3wp.exe, but only x64 images of
inetinfo.exe and smtpsvc.dll.

Yes, you are correct on this, it did not work. :(

PL.


"Sanford Whiteman" <swhitemanlistens-software@cypressintegrated.com> skrev i
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I don't believe that fixes it. That setting applies to the HTTP worker
processes (w3wp.exe), while event sinks are loaded by inetinfo.exe.

There are x64 and WoW64 versions of w3wp.exe, but only x64 images of
inetinfo.exe and smtpsvc.dll.

--Sandy

I finally managed to get VbScripts to work, it appears there are some
pitfalls to watch out for, for example not all the components that are
available on 32 bit w2k3 are avaialable on 64 bit w2k3.

There will be some work getting this to work but I think I rewrite all my
sinks as VbScripts, not ideal but at least it will work.

Thank you for all your help.

PL.


"Sanford Whiteman" <swhitemanlistens-software@cypressintegrated.com> skrev i
meddelandet news:op.txhtknxl6c17zw@gw02.broadleaf.local...
[quoted text, click to view]

I don't believe that fixes it. That setting applies to the HTTP worker
processes (w3wp.exe), while event sinks are loaded by inetinfo.exe.

There are x64 and WoW64 versions of w3wp.exe, but only x64 images of
inetinfo.exe and smtpsvc.dll.

--Sandy