> Clicking STOP on the browser will not kill the perl process. IIS will
> not kill runaway processes, and like William says, you cannot kill it
> yourself... have to reboot.
kill.exe which comes on the NT Option Pack ( I think ) might be an
alternative. It stops processes that taskman cannot. 'kill.exe Perl.exe'
would kill all instances of the interpretor. Perhaps you could code
something to see how many 'orphaned' Perl.exes are running and if that
number is not satisfactory kill inetinfo.exe then start it over again.
I'm almost positive I've seen scripts that do that.
- Ron
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