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1/30/2012 8:46 PM
 
kiwinner

Joined: 11/15/2007
Posts: 3

Hi All,

I had post it to a wrong place as no one can answer it, so i post it again here , Admin: please delete this post

 I just fresh installed DNN 6.1.2 with Default Application Pool - DefaultAppPool  (Identity = Network Service,  Add 'Network Service' to DNN Database as DB Owner, and Full permission on DNN installation folder)

however once I log in as host or admin, modify content  of  a html/text module - wait for 20 ~ 30 minutes, my windows server 2008 (not R2) always reports following warning:
A process serving application pool 'DefaultAppPool' exceeded time limits during shut down. The process id was '2960'. - Event ID 5013

after 1 minute of this event log (this is normal information log):
A worker process with process id of '2960' serving application pool 'DefaultAppPool' was shutdown due to inactivity.  Application Pool timeout configuration was set to 20 minutes.  A new worker process will be started when needed. - Event ID 5083

Then I disabled all jobs in the scheduler, and tried again, same thing happened

But I download the DNN version 5 (released last november), installed it on the same server, this warning did not happen, so I believe this issue is from DNN 6, not my server

Tried to debug to see which resource causing this issue, but no luck

Could some one verify this warning is a "Feature" of DNN 6? or a bug , or something I can ignore???
or How can I fix this?

 My server is Xeon 3.06g dual core, 3G memory

Thanks in advance

 
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1/31/2012 4:35 AM
 
Olivier Jooris


www.fiolavzw.be
Joined: 8/23/2003
Posts: 69

This looks quite normal to me.  ASP.NET has a default session timeout of 20 minutes.  So it shuts the application pool down. (Nothing to do with DNN)

So when DNN reports it now, it's a nice new feature which helps you to understand why sometimes your site is getting slow.  That’s why the page keepalive.aspx is there; normally you would have a service that accesses your page every 5 minutes, so preventing the session timeout to kill your application pool.   (Google for “DNN Keep Alive”)

If you want I can add your website to my keep alive service

Best regards
Olivier
 
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1/31/2012 3:42 PM
 
kiwinner

Joined: 11/15/2007
Posts: 3
Olivier Jooris wrote:

This looks quite normal to me.  ASP.NET has a default session timeout of 20 minutes.  So it shuts the application pool down. (Nothing to do with DNN)

So when DNN reports it now, it's a nice new feature which helps you to understand why sometimes your site is getting slow.  That’s why the page keepalive.aspx is there; normally you would have a service that accesses your page every 5 minutes, so preventing the session timeout to kill your application pool.   (Google for “DNN Keep Alive”)

If you want I can add your website to my keep alive service

Best regards
Olivier

 Thanks Oliver,

One thing I don't understand is DNN v5 does not have this warning event logs, 
Windows server 2008 reports lots of this warnings, which worries me
 
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2/1/2012 2:26 AM
 
Olivier Jooris


www.fiolavzw.be
Joined: 8/23/2003
Posts: 69

Most likely this is due to the fact that DNN5 did not capture this event (it’s not actually an error).

I did not notice this event on my websites, and I often trigger this event manually and never saw it in the event log. (DNN4)  So I do not see any reason to worry, just to be happy for the new feature.
 
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