> regular basis the WWW Publishing service shuts down rendering
> the web server invisible so that any http requests to the
> server return a 'Page cannot be displayed' error message.
Mike said:
> George, when you say IIS shuts down does it literally show as
> stopped in the "Services" running list. Also do you have to
> manually restart it?
No, the service does not show as stopped, it shows as still running, but it
won't serve pages. Manually stopping and starting the service does not
always fix the problem, but restarting the service seems to, as does
rebooting the server
Won said:
> What do you use for a DB?
We are using both Oracle 8i (using the DataDirect native drivers supplied
with CF 5.0) and DB2 7.x on OS/390 (using both ODBC and DataDirect native
drivers supplied with CF 5.0).
Peter said:
> IS CF5.0 even supposed to run under Win2003? CFMX wouldn't
> until version 6.1.
My bad, you are right. We are using Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
More clues. Looking at the server statistics from yesterday when this
incident happened I see that from 9:00am to 1:00pm the number of concurrent
users climbed steadily from about 25 to 230 at which point the server began
returning the 'Cannot display page' message for all http requests. When we
restarted the WWW service the concurrent user count immediately dropped back
to 25 - 30 where it has stayed ever since . . .
Also, it's probably misleading for my subject to say that the www publishing
service shuts down since in Control Panel it still shows as if it is running
. . .
George
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