Sorry for the OT post, but I've been searching the M$ knowledge base and am
coming up short for an answer to this one.
I have three separate web sites running on an IIS 4.0 machine (NT 4.0, SP3).
One of the sites simply stopped taking requests last night. The other two
were fine. This machine has been running rock solid for 7 months now, last
reboot was about 2 months ago. The event log revealed nothing and when I
went to the IIS console the service for the particular site in question
appeared to be running. I stopped and started the service and bing the site
was back.
Now, here's the weird part. I checked out the log files to see if I could
figure anything based on that. Lo and behold I find that although I have IIS
set to create a new log file daily, the last log file was for 3/28/2000 and
it was really really large. It appears that every single log entry made
since 9:21:27 on 3/28 was logged to the file with the exact same time stamp!
The log file was 138MB.
So this obviously is a bit strange and probably has something to do with why
the service quit. Has anyone ever heard of this problem? I know I should
prbably upgrade to the latest SP and all, but is this a documented problem?
TIA.
- Sean
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