Following this entry: exe files being deleted
I was able to setup process monitor to be run from the command line and to log to file.
The issue is that the log file get corrupted upon system restart.
Is there a way to gracefully stop procmon?
Following this entry: exe files being deleted
I was able to setup process monitor to be run from the command line and to log to file.
The issue is that the log file get corrupted upon system restart.
Is there a way to gracefully stop procmon?
I have a couple of Windows boxes (Windows XP and Windows Server 2008) where a few EXE files (unwise.exe - from Wise installation system - among others) simply disappear from time to time.
I tried to narrow down this issue by disabling antivirus, anti spyware, etc. (I started by looking at their log files and quarantine), but with no luck. There weren't any clues in the event viewer either.
Any suggestion?
I have a web application using an ISAPI filter (written in c\c++) and OleDB to connect to a SQL Server 2008. The application works fine on a certain number of Windows Server 2008 R2.
Recently I found another server, also Windows 2008 R2, where the application is really slow.
I wrote a simple console application using C# and OleDB and I found it is really slow when executing a simple query like SELECT GETDATE()
. I figured out that the something is wrong at the OleDB level, but I'm now stuck.
SQL Server is installed on a different server on the same subnet and there are no firewalls between the Web Server and SQL Server.
My test environment was:
S1: server 2008 (64bit)
S2: server 2008 (64bit)
S3: server 2003 (32bit)
all servers were running SQL Server 2008 and are on the same network (using a switch)
I ran my C# application executing SELECT GETDATE() in the following configuration (the first server is where the C# app is running, the second is where SQL SERVER is)
S1 -> S1 <1ms
S1 -> S3 5ms
S1 -> S2 300ms
S2 -> S2 <1ms
Any idea on how to proceed in the investigation?
I just finished installing an application on a server running ColdFusion 9 (2008 R2 64bit)
The application I installed does not use CF, but an isapi dll.
To run my application, I need to delete an handler using jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll that seems to process and block requests that should be processed by my isapi dll.
I do not known Cold Fusion, but I'm curious: what is jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll intended for?
thank you in advance
stefano