If you think that the problem is memory related, then there are also some other things that can be taking up memory besides application variables. Take a look at cached queries, session variables (you may want to lower timouts, or use them less), your template cache may be too large.
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Pete Freitag
http://www.cfdev.com/
Author of the CFMX Developers Cookbook
http://www.petefreitag.com/bookshelf/
Brook Davies wrote:
> I am still getting daily crashes, today our webserver has crashed twice.
> Today what happened the first time was that IIS 5.0 (on win2k) crashes
> and
> was automatically restarted by the service recovery setting. However, the
> connection to Jrun was lost and requests to cfm pages returned the unable
> to connect to jrun error.
>
> Also, I have been getting crashes where jrun.exe continues to run but all
> requests for cfm pages return the same unable to connect to jrun error as
> though the service was not running. IIS did not crash, the connection to
> jrun was apparently just lost.
>
> I took some of the advise I got last week and increased the max heap
> to 756
> megs and also brought the minimum up aswell. I also added some hourly
> cleanup scripts to remove data from the application scope, and this does
> seem to be keep memory usage a bit lower.
>
> I've been through all the log files and there is nothing that stands
> out. I
> don't know what else do to except possibly rebuild the server.
>
> Brook
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