IIS response slow when directories are used inside web pages

Hello,

I am using directories inside the web area which I am serving out with IIS
6.0. If I do not use directories and if I put all *.asp files under the root
page no problem. But if I use directories and place some of the *.asp files
and include these files with #include, IIS response get very slow and
consumes lots of CPU before giving the page. What could it be? I have enabled
parent paths.

Thank you in advance
Erhan

On Nov 12, 6:48 am, Erhan <Er... RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using directories inside the web area which I am serving out with IIS
> 6.0. If I do not use directories and if I put all *.asp files under the root
> page no problem. But if I use directories and place some of the *.asp files
> and include these files with #include, IIS response get very slow and
> consumes lots of CPU before giving the page. What could it be? I have enabled
> parent paths.
>
> Thank you in advance
> Erhan


Have you tried looking at what process is using that CPU and what DLLs
inside that process is executing and using so much CPU?

IIS6 is pretty fast in the scenario you describe -- I haven't seen
#include, directories, nor Enable Parent Paths have the effect you
observe. So, I think you want to first show that you're not running
anything special on your machine that can be causing this issue (for
example, anti-virus) before you can ask if the issue has anything to
with IIS.


//David
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