I'm not sure what changed this time except that I renamed my C:\Python310 dir
to C:\Python310--- after uninstalling and rebooting so it would install in a
fresh directory, but now my ASP scripts are working. YAY!!
Have a great day.
Chalk another one up to leaving the problem for a few hours, and you finally
figure out a way around it. š
Steven
-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Manross
Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2022 6:28 PM
To: python-win32@python.org
Subject: IIS ASP webpage issues with minimal pyscript
Howdy,
I have pywin32 ASP Scripts using Python 3.10.4 x64 (from Python.org) running on
2 servers. Both are Win Server 2016 with the most recent patches.
I am using pywin32==304
One server runs pyscript in ASP fine, the other doesnāt (VBScript works fine
both servers).
This is the page I am trying to render in Classic ASP:
<%@ LANGUAGE="Python"%>
<%
Response.Write('This is a test')
%>
Note: if I render that Classic ASP code on another server, it renders correctly.
If I make my ASP page just this....
<%@ LANGUAGE="Python"%>
No error appears, but obviously, I want to write something to the webpage, so
sadly I have to debug this further.
This is the browser error I get from Chrome:
This site canāt be reached
The webpage at https://whatever.manross.net/mypage.asp might be temporarily
down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
ERR_UNEXPECTED
In trying to debug this further, I found āDebugDiagx64ā (a Microsoft tool) in
order to trace the specific application pool I am having problems with (and
enable diagnostic data when the apppool/process dies).
Hereās one of the trace analysis files it came up with (attached) and there
were a total of 4 traces:
* w3wp__debug-analysis.mht.txt (.txt was added in case MHT files are active
content and stripped by anyone's servers).
* Note: this analysis file renders in IE fine If you alter Internet
Options -> Advanced -> Security -> Allow Active Content to run in files on My
Computer (requires restart) to enabled
* Iistrace-as-text.txt is just a text file where I pulled out some relevant
data from the debugdiag analysis output presuming that not everyone has a
windows system or wants to run that active content in a browser.
What Iāve tried in debugging this:
* run: python pyscript.py (and tried adding a --debug -- no errors on either
running)
* run: python pywin32_postinstall.py --install (no errors)
* verified Application Pool does not have "Enable 32-bit Applications = True"
(found out about that on the other server)
* created a new application pool and assigned it to the site, and made sure
that it behaved the same.. it does (both donāt work).
* repaired the installation of Python 3.10.4 from "Add/Remove Programs"
* removed python and reinstalled python after a clean reboot
* iisreset.exe (stop/start IIS completely)
* reboot server a few times
* searching for answers on google for a few hours related to "App Pool crash"
"Python" "Classic ASP" and more.
* reading the documentation:
https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32/blob/main/README.md again just in case š
* searched for pywintypes*.* and didnāt find any different versions that I
thought would be a problem (note: some Intel SSD software has one in its
personal application directory for python 2.7) Python itself is behaving just
fine, and can instantiate COM objects as I have been testing/building
"CertificateAuthority" python modules on this server in prep for creating a web
page. It's just when I start to make ASP pages that it goes crazy.
If anyone has suggestions, I can do just about anything to this PC at any time
(other than del /s /q c:\*.*) š
Thanks for your time.
Steven
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