
October 21st, 2010, 05:32 PM
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Check the server event logs. There are some aftermarket IIS diagnostic programs as far as I know, and perhaps one would help you isolate the problem. Carefully review your PHP installation and code too, I once had a problem with an older PHP that would cause IIS on a Vista computer to stop after a few hours, even with no web activity. But the server wouldn't show php pages locally when it crashed either.
Maybe you have some other firewall problem, or some time-based restrictions setup somewhere. For example, in my cheap soho router I can set port forwardings to only work at certain times and not work at other times.
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It is a truism of American politics that no man who can win an election deserves to. --Trevanian, from the novel Shibumi
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