IIS Session Reset after saving file to web

hi,
im having some problems with IIS after installing SP2 on windows server2003
when i try to save file to some folder on my disk, and this folder is a part
of a Web site, IIS reset all user sessions, and application resets. same as
if i saved a global.asa file. all users must Logon again...
this behavior didnt occure pre installing SP2.
Does anyone have any IDEA>???
This is realy bad situation when i integrate few systems into a major
Information system.

Re: IIS Session Reset after saving file to web

"gaim28" wrote in message
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> hi,
> im having some problems with IIS after installing SP2 on windows
> server2003
> when i try to save file to some folder on my disk, and this folder is a
> part
> of a Web site, IIS reset all user sessions, and application resets. same
> as
> if i saved a global.asa file. all users must Logon again...
> this behavior didnt occure pre installing SP2.
> Does anyone have any IDEA>???
> This is realy bad situation when i integrate few systems into a major
> Information system.

Hi,

This is by design, if you save global.asa at least.
So the current solution is to store the session in a database and ISP
Session is best for it at that job for ASP (classic)

http://www.nieropwebconsult.nl/asp_session_manager.htm

Re: IIS Session Reset after saving file to web

"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> This is by design, if you save global.asa at least.
> So the current solution is to store the session in a database and ISP
> Session is best for it at that job for ASP (classic)
>
> http://www.nieropwebconsult.nl/asp_session_manager.htm
>

Well, the design was only for global.asa file. other locations and files
never did this.
anyway, the link above is broken, can you post a good 1?
thanks for ur time.

Re: IIS Session Reset after saving file to web

"gaim28" schreef in bericht
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>
>
> "Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> This is by design, if you save global.asa at least.
>> So the current solution is to store the session in a database and ISP
>> Session is best for it at that job for ASP (classic)
>>
>> http://www.nieropwebconsult.nl/asp_session_manager.htm
>>
>
> Well, the design was only for global.asa file. other locations and files
> never did this.
> anyway, the link above is broken, can you post a good 1?
> thanks for ur time.

Hi,
Other files should not cause a session drop, however, the in-memory state
for classic ASP is never a good candidate anyway. IIS uses process pools,
and if a pool is being reset (by design) the sessions will get lost.

It was offline temporarily.

Regards