I have a Windows Server 2008 with IIS 6. There are 5 ColdFusion 9 sites running on the server. There are 2 specific sites that keep crashing every day and I am not able to track down the cause of the crash. The site simply stops responding to any requests. At the time of crash the SQL server looks good (no deadlocks found).
In order to bring the site back online I just need to restart the ColdFusion server or IIS services. ColdFusion logs look good and there is no error found in the IIS logs of the site. There is enough space on the 'C' drive so that the logs can grow.
What else am I missing? Please help me to find the cause of crash.
If you are using apache server there might be location that was missing or wrongly declared. try to see the config or log files. if you are using IIS then there might be a connector problem. Try to create a new application pool
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I am using django for a REST API at my company and have a few people using the first small part of my app via a Samsung tablet. They connect via WiFi to a angular front-end on Apache, that makes API requests to my django development server.
But every now and again the server just freezes intermittently. The front end would work and you can navigate it, but no API calls are going through. And then when ever I press CTRL+C on the development server console, suddenly all the request go through. Depending on how long someone have struggle, there may be 20 API requests that all go through.
At these moments even when I change something in Django in vs-code, nothing happens server side, but when I press CTRL+C suddenly even ALL the server restarts also go through. So I can see that all the request are standing in line just waiting for the server to wake up and then they are all processed. It also looks to me if this mostly happens with the tablet (and not my desktop), where we are using Chrome.
I read that the server is now multi threaded, so that can not be the problem, and I also do not have anti-virus that can stop the server requests.
I do not really know what else to say, it has been 2 weeks of frustration now and continual searching for answer with no luck.
I suspect that the issue is with you using the dev server, where one request is taking too long. If you already have apache installed you can use mod_wsgi to connect to Django like described here
Django With Apache
I worked with Oracle apex and created some applications.
the access url was localhost:9090/apex/apex_admin
today I tried to change my book to work-group and changed the IP of my laptop and then restarted it, now I can't access the APEX environment any more although I restore my computer 3 day back but also no way.
note: when I enter this url: localhost in browser it opens IIS7 page.
Please who can help me I am in need to finish my work as soon as possible.
It seems like you should run some Oracle services.
Go to Windows + R (Run)
Write services.msc
Find OracleMTSRecoveryService and both services which are started by OracleOraDb11g.....
If it's disabled go to properties and change Startup Type to Automatic
Then run this services and refresh browser page.
Hope this will help. It worked for me
I've successfully managed to setup django + IIS with fastcgi using this guide: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/wfastcgi
I've came across some problems:
1. I can't find a way to see error log - the python traceback, in apache with wsgi the traceback can be found in error.log, how can the same be done with IIS?
I've noticed that once in a while, after the site is "inactive" (no connections for a while), the next first request will be very slow. I've found related questions like this:
IIS and ISAPI-WSGI = very slow
But the accepted answer isn't going to be very useful to me, since I need to run it on IIS. /
From https://pypi.python.org/pypi/wfastcgi#route-handlers:
1. your WSGI_LOG location needs to be writable by the user your site runs under (the application pool user), so check the file permissions.
2: what's your IIS version? A slow application start-up is normal, but starting from IIS 7.5 you can enable AlwaysRunning as the application pool Start Mode, so the application pool is automatically started after a shut down. Do check your Idl Time-out (minutes) and Idle Time-out Action settings as well.
I have deployed django application on IIS. The application requests external link (API) to extract some data.
What I have seen is, it makes requests but fails to complete full request. It goes for about 4 request sometimes it goes further 9 requests and stops there. No sign of error is shown.
While I perform same task from django shell, all requests are made. So I guess this is something related to IIS.
I am new to IIS and windows server app deployment.
I tried googling about this but I could not find any relevant answer.
Did anyone of you here faced similar problem? If so what can be the solution. Also can you guide me on this?
I have done the setup for coldfusion-61.When I try to hit the URL for a cfm page, a download window pops up asking if I want to save the file. This happens in the Internet Explorer. In Mozilla it just shows the code written in the cfm file. I looked up on the internet and what most people suggested was re installation but the issue persists . Any suggestions ?
As your using port 8500 I presume you are using the internal server and do bot gave iis installed?
Are you sure that you chose rhis option during installation?
Also have you checked the service is actually running.
I ran into this on CF10, was in the end an issue with the Application Pool. I had to recreate the pool and could then move forward with other issues.