Hi Erik,

Thanks for your advice.

The webpermission failures i wrote about are solved now. They were thrown by modules (Weather, XML/XSL) that use services that don't run under Medium Trust Level. My provider told me that i could override this in my Web.config file.

With the webbased tool Plesk i can control a lot of aspects of my domain, however it isn't the same as a remote desktop application. The only feature i found in Plesk that might recycle the application pool or resets IIS was a enable/disable switch for my domain. After changing the Trust Level in my Web.config i did switched it off and then on. From there every page request resulted in an parser error. Only when i removed the Trust Level configuration line, my site worked normal except for the modules that generated webpermission failures.

I asked my provider about this application pool recycling and he told me that i could manage this from within Plesk. I then discovered that this application pool was disabed and could not be enabled by myself. After convincing my provider that there was no way that i could manage the application pool recycling he woke up i think and did his magic and now i have a feature that recycles/starts/stops the application pool in Plesk. Guess what, tada! Both modules work now as they were ment to be. I knew it from the day i started with this IT business, if there is a problem then you can be sure that it is caused by a naughty switch...

Cheers,

Zit.