ASP.Net
In server configuration says its installed (whether its correctly installed is another matter!)
Application Pool:
It took a little messing about with sql and file permissions and a few thrid party module dlls but its now running a new app pool, .net 4 (already was 4 as its dnn7.0.3), with 32 bit enabled and IIS shows 1 application in the pool..
Test - (With 32bit seperate appool)
I can browse to the stores main page (and any other non store related page) and there is no increase but when i hit the url : /Products/SoilRock/tabid/104/ProdID/276/CatID/7/Consolidation_Cell_50mm.aspx
It still causes 25% cpu increase (per hit) and hangs, never returning from the request.
Worker processes in IIS show the below url is stuck State=ExecuteRequestHandler, Module=ManagedPipelinHandler
Checking the IIS Event Log i see this
A process serving application pool 'vjtech' exceeded time limits during shutdown. The process id was '1524'.
Dnn Event Log still no new entries.
ProductID:
I have just double checked this product id in the database and this one does exist, so perhaps deleted/non existent products is a red herring... Is it possible there is something else about that url that is problematic?
SQL Server:
p.s. i have diabled all remote sql access, turning off named pipes and tcp/ip connections until i can work out how to prevent all the failed login attempts (just incase thats killing something) ill just remote into the server and do whatever i need locally. it doesnt seem to have stopped the site working. its a temp solution but will do until this issues is resolved.
Next:
Ive been at this since early this morning so Im going to grab some food and then come back and try to get a source code based site running locally and see if i can step though the code and see where it stop responding...
But if you have any other ideas please by all means post them and i will check them.
Also since i can replicate this 100% locally on a non source code version of the store, i have no problem creating a zip of the site files, db and replication steps for you too look at from a source point of view, perhaps that will provide more clues. Either that or it may be time to send one of you a pm with login details.
Thanks for all the help so far by the way, i really apprecriate it...
In server configuration says its installed (whether its correctly installed is another matter!)
Application Pool:
It took a little messing about with sql and file permissions and a few thrid party module dlls but its now running a new app pool, .net 4 (already was 4 as its dnn7.0.3), with 32 bit enabled and IIS shows 1 application in the pool..
Test - (With 32bit seperate appool)
I can browse to the stores main page (and any other non store related page) and there is no increase but when i hit the url : /Products/SoilRock/tabid/104/ProdID/276/CatID/7/Consolidation_Cell_50mm.aspx
It still causes 25% cpu increase (per hit) and hangs, never returning from the request.
Worker processes in IIS show the below url is stuck State=ExecuteRequestHandler, Module=ManagedPipelinHandler
Checking the IIS Event Log i see this
A process serving application pool 'vjtech' exceeded time limits during shutdown. The process id was '1524'.
Dnn Event Log still no new entries.
ProductID:
I have just double checked this product id in the database and this one does exist, so perhaps deleted/non existent products is a red herring... Is it possible there is something else about that url that is problematic?
SQL Server:
p.s. i have diabled all remote sql access, turning off named pipes and tcp/ip connections until i can work out how to prevent all the failed login attempts (just incase thats killing something) ill just remote into the server and do whatever i need locally. it doesnt seem to have stopped the site working. its a temp solution but will do until this issues is resolved.
Next:
Ive been at this since early this morning so Im going to grab some food and then come back and try to get a source code based site running locally and see if i can step though the code and see where it stop responding...
But if you have any other ideas please by all means post them and i will check them.
Also since i can replicate this 100% locally on a non source code version of the store, i have no problem creating a zip of the site files, db and replication steps for you too look at from a source point of view, perhaps that will provide more clues. Either that or it may be time to send one of you a pm with login details.
Thanks for all the help so far by the way, i really apprecriate it...