IISState Not Logging?

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From: Paul Widner (paul_widner_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 09/09/04


Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 08:26:34 -0700

We've been having problems with the IISState debugger. We have it running
on two web servers. Both machines have had IIS crashes several times since
we started using the debugger, but we haven't gotten any debug output. We
go to look at the directories after the crashes and there are no dump files.
I checked the permissions on the directories, and "everyone" has full
access. I also checked the console output and the debugger is running and
seeing events happen. We are using the correct command-line to start it:

iisstate -p <pid> -d -hc -sc

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Paul Widner



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