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Saturday January 31, 2015 by robmcm
I ran into an interesting predicament the other day, and I thought that both the situation and my solution were worth sharing. Here's the scenario: I host websites for several family members and friends, and one of my family member's uses BlogEngine.NET for her blog. (As you may have seen in my previous blogs, I'm a big fan of BlogEngine.NET.) In any event, she forgot her password, so I logged....
Friday December 12, 2014 by Ponderings - Various Topical Thoughts by Brad Kingsley » IIS
So I recently had to do some work on a server that required stopping all sites in IIS but without stopping IIS itself. Here’s the short post on how I did that. Now of course I needed to have all...
Friday December 12, 2014 by Ponderings - Various Topical Thoughts by Brad Kingsley » IIS
I had a need recently to stop all the sites running on a Windows server, but I didn’t want to stop IIS. This specific server has hundreds of sites running on it, so stopping each one at a time would...
Monday December 1, 2014 by DeanC
One of my customers contacted me a couple of weeks ago with this issue, but had a different setup that ruled out all the other resolutions he’d come across online. First, the error: Nothing really helpful in there, or in a Failed Request Trace (I’d love to see some decent ASP.NET events someday). He’d already started looking at some of the more common causes reported online, like: Missing the ‘...