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I have only just recently found out the workaround to this bug:
edit the applicationHost.config by hand and add the managedRuntimeVersion attribute.
Please see: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libr ... 23(v=WS.10).aspx
for offical docs on this attribute / comments
I have only just recently found out the workaround to this bug:
edit the applicationHost.config by hand and add the managedRuntimeVersion attribute.
Please see:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/li...
Hopefully, this will help: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... _start_iis
We have tried to collate the major things that can go wrong with IIS profiling. / comments
Hopefully, this will help:http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... _start_iis
We have tried to collate the major things that can go wrong with IIS profiling.
Hi - sorry about this; it's a regression (PP-1950). We're looking into it. Are you able to try version 6? You can download from here (you'll need to uninstall 7 first): http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/g ... d_versions / comments
Hi - sorry about this; it's a regression (PP-1950). We're looking into it. Are you able to try version 6? You can download from here (you'll need to uninstall 7 first):http://www.red-gate.com/suppo...
We'd probably need to see a mini-dump to understand why it crashed. There are a few ways to do this but we have an effective way with minimal configuration needed:
You can download a small debugger from us if you don't have Windows debugging tools: ftp://support.red-gate.com/utilities/AutoDumper.zip
Extract all files to a directory,
Run
Cscript adplus.vbs -crash -pn <name of process>
(Or you could try
Cscript adplus.vbs -hang -pn <name of process>)
If more than one process exists by the same name, you can use -P <pid> instead of -pn (work out which process number to debug using Windows Task Manager)
This then dumps files to disk on a crash or hang trigger. If the files are very large, I can set up an FTP account so you can upload it to us.
Or you can often see the exception by loading the dump file in windbg.exe and running "!anaylyze - v") / comments
We'd probably need to see a mini-dump to understand why it crashed. There are a few ways to do this but we have an effective way with minimal configuration needed:
You can download a small debugger...
Okey dokey- thanks for letting us know. Sounds like you have a highly secure environment. Just a thought but- if you can set up a virtual machine, you may enable yourself more freedom/privileges... / comments
Okey dokey- thanks for letting us know. Sounds like you have a highly secure environment. Just a thought but- if you can set up a virtual machine, you may enable yourself more freedom/privileges...
Any luck if you run the profiler, explicitly, as administrator (right click on ANTS.UI.exe)? / comments
Any luck if you run the profiler, explicitly, as administrator (right click on ANTS.UI.exe)?
I am sharing your conclusion that it is a process-runs-under-different-permission-under-profiling problem.
Take a look, using Task Manager, at what account the profiled process is running under and see if this differs from usual.
One quick solution may be to simply run the profiler, explicitly, as administrator (right click on ANTS.UI.exe) / comments
I am sharing your conclusion that it is a process-runs-under-different-permission-under-profiling problem.
Take a look, using Task Manager, at what account the profiled process is running under and...
It's a little bit simpler than the way you first described in the sense that it's independent of your 'source control system' i.e. TFS.
All the obfuscation happens on the build server- so someone has to manually configure- this gives more details: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... ithMSBuild
Then, very simply, each developer can access error reports when they have a copy of the smartassembly project. Obviously this is most sensibly managed with the same source control system you use - but it doesn't have to be.
I have purposefully spoken in very basic terms here- there is more to be said but I just wanted to get the basics across. I hope it has helped. / comments
It's a little bit simpler than the way you first described in the sense that it's independent of your 'source control system' i.e. TFS.
All the obfuscation happens on the build server- so someone h...
Please take a look at: http://www.red-gate.com/products/dotnet ... am-package
When you purchase, Smartassembly as a development team package- it imposes this architecture which is both cost-effective and integrates well with most standard development practices. / comments
Please take a look at:http://www.red-gate.com/products/dotnet ... am-package
When you purchase, Smartassembly as a development team package- it imposes this architecture which is both cost-effectiv...
Sorry you are having problems. We'd need a lot more information to diagnose anything. Pleas take a look in the windows application event log - check for any stack trace and let us know. / comments
Sorry you are having problems. We'd need a lot more information to diagnose anything. Pleas take a look in the windows application event log - check for any stack trace and let us know.