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3/9/2007 4:39 PM
 
Aaron Bishop

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The server in question has 6GB of RAM and Dual Xeon 3.4 GHz and 500GB RAID3 HDD. I am running 2 DNN installations on this server, but the other install is only used for testing puropses, and it is not getting the same errors. An out of memory error should not be happening on this server IMHO.
 
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3/9/2007 6:09 PM
 
John Mitchell


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You are right, if you are not limiting the memory then you should not get that error.

Have a look at the app pool settings for the memory limit and increase the threshold to see if that helps.

You may also want to look at what other processes on the same machine are using memory.

It's not unusual for DNN to climb to and past 180MB on a single portal, and much higher if you have several portals.

DotNetNuke Modules from Snapsis.com
 
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3/9/2007 9:55 PM
 
Scott Cruikshank

Joined: 8/19/2003
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I've been following this thread all day and I may have some insight. When you mentioned your hardware configuration, it rang a bell with me.

I encountered the same issue about 18 months with a similarly configured system. I ended up calling in Microsoft Technical Support. Their engineers couldn't figure it out, but wouldn't let go of the issue. After 11 hours, they they finally found it: the second nic was incorrectly configured.

Hope this helps.

Scott
 
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3/10/2007 5:48 AM
 
Erik van Ballegoij


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There is a specific problem with the Blog module and module level caching. Did you by any chance turn on the module cache for the blog module? This might also have happened if you used the "Apply to all modules" option in Module settings from another module that used Module Caching.

Because the page with the blog module cannot be reached anymore, the only thing you can do is to turn off the module cache from within the DB. Also, you can set the module cache to -1 in the blog module module definition, this will prevent the module to be cached as well.

Erik van Ballegoij, Former DNN Corp. Employee and DNN Expert

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3/12/2007 8:25 AM
 
Aaron Bishop

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As stated in previous posts in this thread, I do not have a blog or event module. I have checked the memory settings for the application and have set it to recycle itself every six hours, as well as increasing the amount of allowable memory. Hopefully, this will take care of me needing to check on it constantly. Thanks for everyones help.
 
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