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> I am still experiencing huge memory leaks but I notice it is from
> Inetinfo.exe and NOT CF. There is no doubt in my mind the CF is
> the culprit, but how in the world does Allaire put out this lousy
> of a product
> update? This is reminiscent of Microsoft. If anyone from Allaire,
> especially their QA team is listening: GET ON THE BALL AND DO
> YOUR JOBS.
If indeed Inetinfo is the leaking process, then chances are it's
Allaire's CFML.dll that's the culprit. That runs inprocess w/ IIS
and calls out to the CFServer.exe process. I've never quite
understood why Allaire felt a need to program their server out of
process, but....
Perhaps the Allaire folks could look into that for you?
One other (remote) possibility that might help you: If you can
afford to bring your server down for a few minutes, stop IIS and CF.
Copy the CFML.dll in c:\cfusion\bin to cfml_451sp2.dll. Then put a
copy of CFML.dll from CF version 4.0.1 in there in its place. Even a
copy from the demo of 4.0.1 should do if you don't have the full copy
around. Restart IIS and CF and see what happens.
There's a chance that might not work at all, but I seem to remember
reading once that it could help in some cases.
Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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