80090004 Bad_Length errors

I have inherited a portal from a company called Plumtree. Most of the
code I believe is asp. They were bought out by BEA a few years back.
Yesterday, the gadgets stopped working, and I started receiving the
following 500 errors in the IIS logs whenever the gadget asp code is
called: |16|80090004|Bad_Length.__ 500. Searches so far have only
turned of for me that 80090004 is Bad_Length.

Here is a sample from the IIS log:
2007-10-27 05:06:30 10.10.10.6 - W3SVC1 PLUMTREEONE 10.10.10.7 80 GET /
gadgets/support/gadget.asp |16|80090004|Bad_Length.__ 500 0 0 1496 47
HTTP/1.1 plumtreeone.upsandgruff.org

There are no errors in the application event log, and yes, I have
rebooted.

Thanks in advance,

Russ

Re: 80090004 Bad_Length errors

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed russell.upsandgruff@gmail.com
writing in news:1193523666.445922.96090@o38g2000hse.googlegroups.com:

> I have inherited a portal from a company called Plumtree. Most of the
> code I believe is asp. They were bought out by BEA a few years back.
> Yesterday, the gadgets stopped working, and I started receiving the
> following 500 errors in the IIS logs whenever the gadget asp code is
> called: |16|80090004|Bad_Length.__ 500. Searches so far have only
> turned of for me that 80090004 is Bad_Length.
>
> Here is a sample from the IIS log:
> 2007-10-27 05:06:30 10.10.10.6 - W3SVC1 PLUMTREEONE 10.10.10.7 80 GET
/
> gadgets/support/gadget.asp |16|80090004|Bad_Length.__ 500 0 0 1496 47
> HTTP/1.1 plumtreeone.upsandgruff.org
>
> There are no errors in the application event log, and yes, I have
> rebooted.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Russ
>
>

Well, if you try to go to the URL, you will find that it is 404, and if
you do further investigation, the domain has no ip and is not
registered.

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