A
Angel Faus
Hi,
Our ASP.net application has stopped working.
We are getting a "Server Application Unavailable" error, the message
in the Event Log says it's due to wrong permissions on the .NET
Framework files. (
We've tried the following solutions:
- I've expanded the ACLs of the Microsoft.NET directory so as to make
sure the user has permissions. As a limit test, I have provided Total
Control to Everyone (no luck).
- I've rebuild the IIS mapping as explained in Q306005. No luck.
- I've monitored the filesystem usage with FileMon. There is no record
of any access to any file in the Microsoft.NET directory, except for
the access to read and execute aspnet_wp.exe.
- I've changed the user options in machine.config to a new created
user. This has no effect. Even setting the username to a unexistent
user or deleting the whole machine.config file doesn't change the
error description in Event Log. Even more, filemon says that the
machine.config is not being read (!).
I am clueless about what further actions can be done. Apparently the
error is generated _before_ aspnet_wp.exe reads machine.config (but
after it's executed)
The Event Log description could be more verbose (like explaining which
file/action caused the problem...)
The Computer is a Domain Controller but the symptons don't match
Q315158.
Any help would be very appreciated,
-angel
Our ASP.net application has stopped working.
We are getting a "Server Application Unavailable" error, the message
in the Event Log says it's due to wrong permissions on the .NET
Framework files. (
We've tried the following solutions:
- I've expanded the ACLs of the Microsoft.NET directory so as to make
sure the user has permissions. As a limit test, I have provided Total
Control to Everyone (no luck).
- I've rebuild the IIS mapping as explained in Q306005. No luck.
- I've monitored the filesystem usage with FileMon. There is no record
of any access to any file in the Microsoft.NET directory, except for
the access to read and execute aspnet_wp.exe.
- I've changed the user options in machine.config to a new created
user. This has no effect. Even setting the username to a unexistent
user or deleting the whole machine.config file doesn't change the
error description in Event Log. Even more, filemon says that the
machine.config is not being read (!).
I am clueless about what further actions can be done. Apparently the
error is generated _before_ aspnet_wp.exe reads machine.config (but
after it's executed)
The Event Log description could be more verbose (like explaining which
file/action caused the problem...)
The Computer is a Domain Controller but the symptons don't match
Q315158.
Any help would be very appreciated,
-angel