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Old September 2nd, 2003, 04:27 AM
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IIS hangs with ASP but working with HTML

I have posted this same question in other relavent areas. So please accept my apologies.

HI,

My site was working well but when I restarted the computer after having a automated virus update, My IIS stopped working with ASP, I've restarted, re-linked with other directories, changed the IP address, and I've tried all the other usual methods. What I've found out so far is that with HTML it is working perfectly, but when I hook on asp, I have problems. First It gave me the error message: 500.2
now the browser is just hanging.

Does anyone have any ideas? I'll appreciate any anwers.
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Old September 2nd, 2003, 07:47 AM
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Well it hards to say exactly what is the problem since I have no clue...but what I would do is create a simple .asp page that does this:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
<html>
<body>

The time and date is: <%Response.Write Now()%>

</body>
</html>
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Copy/paste this into a file, name it whatever you want, place it inside the wwwroot folder, then open IIS, search for that file and browse it...see if it works!
Otherwise make sure the services are started


Hope this helps!
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Old September 2nd, 2003, 08:58 AM
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http error 500-12 application restarting

As Vilance guided I tried

This is the error msg I have got

http error 500-12 application restarting
Internet Information service

Any Idea?

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Old September 2nd, 2003, 09:07 AM
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You have 2 options...

1) Wait until someone here answers your post with the exact reason of why you are having this error message

OR

2) Being proactive and search google.com until you find someone that did have the same error message and that posted a solution for it.

Now I'll post the link for you, here...
http://www.google.com/search?source...rmation+service


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Old September 2nd, 2003, 10:45 AM
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If you have zonealarm there can be a problem with IIS. Search google.

If you ran the IIS lockdown tool with the default options, that can turn off asp. Re-run the lockdown tool.

If you have script blocking in your antivirus, try disabling it.

Follow Vlince's link

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Old September 2nd, 2003, 12:40 PM
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Send a message via AIM to unatratnag
or Vilance's link for that matter

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Old September 2nd, 2003, 12:55 PM
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that happens when you change something in Global.asa or keep it open for a long time. That makes the application restart so that the new settings may take effect.

There are 2 ways to work out of it.

1. Easiest and most popular. RESTART the machine.

2. One cheesy way is: If it is a virtual folder, set up as an application, Go to the properties of the website and on the
virtual directory tab, in Application Settings, you will see a button named "Remove". Click Remove and click ok and close the settings and again do the same thing described above, this time, you should see, "Create". Click create and click ok and you should be all set.
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Old September 2nd, 2003, 04:38 PM
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I had a site with virtual directories, but after these problems after several tries, I removed the whole site, and created a new one.

But I don't have any virtual directories in this new one.

As Vlince guided, I used his code to create a new ASP. It didn't work at first, and gave me 500-12 error, but it's working now.

In the meantime, if I assign port 80 to Win2000 default webpage, everything works fine, but when I change it to my new site, everything goes wrong. In other words, there are a lot of ASP pages in default webpage directory, which is working. Our test ASP is working. But my site, having been working for a long time without any problems, is now, all i have done is after my antivirus software found a virus (586exe), i made an Automatic Live Update with Norton Antivirus and restarted the machine. From then on, my website is not working.

i have tried disabling my antivirus, and restarted several times, and IIS services - nothing helps.

I'm desperate

I'm hosting my clients pages, i'm in trouble, and I can just imagine the worst scenario - oh ****! If i format it, and start from scratch, i'm not sure i can go through the whole DNS **** again.

Anyone help me

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IIS hangs with ASP but working with HTML

I just got into a very similar problem after our website was hacked by Alevirus>C>S.

I removed the inserted files and everything was working right.

Then I installed all the latest Microsoft patches, and ran a virus checker (which found nothing). After reboot, I encountered the same problems as ITmax. We have several virtual directories on the same server.

Please help!

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