I can't really see how that could be CF related if it doesn't affect all
sites, unless you have multiple instances.
Also there is really no way that CF could affect FTP so it must be
coincidental.
It is more likely a problem with the web server which is only affecting
those sites rather than CF.
Agreed... FTP should not be affected at all, and if it was CF it should affect
all the site. I don't see how restarting CF could repair FTP at all,
nonetheless, it does.
Right now I've got my server guy looking for IIS issues and for IP conflicts.
To me, this looks more IIS/IP related... but
when a request comes in to IIS, the ISAPI connector then passes it to
ColdFusion, and IIS then has to sit and wait for a response. If lots of
requests get hung up this will cause the application pool to crash which
will affect any sites using that application pool.
So I would check if all your
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Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2011 10:06 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: CF9 Half Failure
Agreed... FTP should not be affected at all, and if it was CF it should affect
all the site. I don't see how restarting CF could repair FTP at all,
nonetheless, it does.
Right now I've got my server guy looking
when a request comes in to IIS, the ISAPI connector then passes it to
ColdFusion, and IIS then has to sit and wait for a response. If lots of
requests get hung up this will cause the application pool to crash
which will affect any sites using that application pool. So I would check if
I have certainly seen network card problems cause weird issues like this,
even dodgy network cables as well.
On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 5:11 PM, Robert Harrison rob...@austin-williams.com
wrote:
when a request comes in to IIS, the ISAPI connector then passes it to
ColdFusion, and IIS then
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