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Stefan Barlow

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Since: Aug 15, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 4:42 pm
Post subject: Idle Timeout disabled, still times out
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Using IIS6 on Win2k3, no IIS5 compatilibility mode. I have a large ASP.NET
application with a startup time of 5-10 seconds, and I want to eliminate any
and all idle shutdowns.

We use SQL State Server and the web servers are NLB'ed.

I have created a fresh app pool and disabled any and all recycling and
timeout options in the IIS manager. I double-checked the metabase.xml to be
sure. I have restarted IIS as well.

I moved in one site to the new app pool that is receiving no activity. I
can hit the site, then hit it even as quickly as 15 minutes later, and the
site has gone idle and re-loads. I experience the longer startup time from
the ASP.NET components, and a new "header" is added to the IIS log file. I
know for sure I am hitting the same web server each time.

This is happening on all of our app pools, even though they are set to not
idle timeout both on the app pool and on the global app pool level.

On our busy sites that do not experience more than a few seconds of idle
time, the sites never recycle.

I have checked web.configs, machine.configs, everywhere. I cannot find any
place that would override this setting.

Any ideas?

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Stefan Barlow

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 7:51 pm
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Update.

Debug is showing now that the application is not really reloading, however
there is still a significant 6-10 second delay between 20 minute idle times,
and there is a header entry into the log file for the first request after
each idle time:

#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2006-08-16 01:34:41
#Fields: date ...

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Stefan Barlow

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 10:35 pm
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I set the LogEventOnRecycle value to 255 and restarted IIS. I still
experienced the header stamp in the log with no Event Log entry.

However, a forced app pool recycle did log to the Event Log.

[Global App Pool]
KeyType : (STRING) "IIsApplicationPools"
PeriodicRestartTime : (INTEGER) 1740
PeriodicRestartRequests : (INTEGER) 0
MaxProcesses : (INTEGER) 1
PingingEnabled : (BOOLEAN) True
IdleTimeout : (INTEGER) 900
RapidFailProtection : (BOOLEAN) True
SMPAffinitized : (BOOLEAN) False
SMPProcessorAffinityMask : (INTEGER) 4294967295
StartupTimeLimit : (INTEGER) 90
ShutdownTimeLimit : (INTEGER) 90
PingInterval : (INTEGER) 30
PingResponseTime : (INTEGER) 90
DisallowOverlappingRotation : (BOOLEAN) False
DisallowRotationOnConfigChange : (BOOLEAN) False
OrphanWorkerProcess : (BOOLEAN) False
AppPoolQueueLength : (INTEGER) 4000
CPULimit : (INTEGER) 0
CPUResetInterval : (INTEGER) 5
AppPoolIdentityType : (INTEGER) 2
PeriodicRestartMemory : (INTEGER) 0
PeriodicRestartPrivateMemory : (INTEGER) 0
RapidFailProtectionInterval : (INTEGER) 5
RapidFailProtectionMaxCrashes : (INTEGER) 5
LoadBalancerCapabilities : (INTEGER) 2
LogEventOnRecycle : (INTEGER) 255
AppPoolRecycleTime : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleRequests : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleSchedule : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleMemory : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleIsapiUnhealthy : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleOnDemand : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleConfigChange : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecyclePrivateMemory : (BOOLEAN) True

[Local App Pool]
KeyType : (STRING) "IIsApplicationPool"
PeriodicRestartTime : (INTEGER) 0
IdleTimeout : (INTEGER) 0
AppPoolQueueLength : (INTEGER) 65535
AppPoolState : (INTEGER) 2
AppPoolAutoStart : (BOOLEAN) True
Win32Error : (INTEGER) 0
LogEventOnRecycle : (INTEGER) 255
AppPoolRecycleTime : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleRequests : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleSchedule : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleMemory : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleIsapiUnhealthy : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleOnDemand : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecycleConfigChange : (BOOLEAN) True
AppPoolRecyclePrivateMemory : (BOOLEAN) True
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:26 am
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Hi,
I am facing the the error related to "view mac state" if for a particular period of time (the recycle time) expires then the error appears in my application. Can you help me out on the same

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