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dereck -> Publishing Problems (3/12/2001 20:56:00)

We have been using FP2000 for about 10 months now with very few problems. Recently, we changed webhosts (long story), and now I am having problems publishing from the server (live) to my Hard Drive. I work from 2 different locations, so it is essential that my updates are "published" from the server to my secondary location. Here's the problem:

I keep getting hung on one particular file during down publishing (server to H/D). It is:

W3SVC162/ex0102.log

It usually takes only a few seconds to publish my updates, but now, after about 30 mins. I get the "Server Error: Client Closed Connection" error.

This sounds like a "stats" file to me, however it is not in the stats folder (it is a folder directly on the root, the W3SVC162, that is). I have contacted our host, webburner for assistance, but if they are like most web hosts, they have no clue of FP2000.

Any Suggestions? We are stuck as of right now.

(ps. This is an NT Server)

Thanks,

Dereck Willis
VP and Webmaster POTCE, LLC
POTCE.com





dereck -> RE: Publishing Problems (3/12/2001 20:39:00)

Well guys and gals,

I just compared my H/D's FP files with the Server's FP files, and the looked the same. So, I took the chance to publish to the web, and it seems to have worked fine. I guess that particular file is not that important.

But I thought it was important for FP to complete "Processing web updates"? Oh well, any feedback would be appreciated.

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Dereck Willis
VP and Webmaster POTCE, LLC
POTCE.com





Shirley -> RE: Publishing Problems (3/12/2001 13:13:00)

That file is just a log file. And you don't need it on your local site unless you view your log files locally.




camp185 -> RE: Publishing Problems (3/14/2001 23:23:00)

I used to use Webburner. When I stopped my problems went away.




dereck -> RE: Publishing Problems (3/14/2001 14:33:00)

Thanks for your responses.

Webburner actually responded to my email within 2 hours and here's what they suggested:

"The problem is that the ex0103.log is always locked from any interference
since it is always in use by the web server creating logs. This .log file is
only used for the month of March and can be downloaded after March 2001. The
only way around this is to have us to stop logging in IIS. Just go to the
NT request control panel in the Members Area to request this. Then once you
publish it to your HD then go back and request to start logging. You may
also be able to exclude this log file from being downloaded."

Just wanted others to know, in case you have similar problems. Thanks again,

Dereck Willis
VP POTCE, LLC
POTCE.com





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