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sign in | join | help in default (entire site) dotnetfreak ramblings & controls from a .net addicted freak! home blogs forums downloads this blog home contact syndication rss atom recent posts windows sharepoint services, documents & username/password prompts asp, w3wp.exe, disappearing memory and mcafee virusscan enterprise (again!) formshield & iis 7 how to donate formshield v2.0.1 released tags asp.net community server controls everything else iis mcafee sharepoint windows windows forms .net wss my asp.net controls casedtextbox .net 1.1 stringcomparevalidator .net 1.1 formshield .net 1.1 casedtextbox .net 2.0 stringcomparevalidator .net 2.0 formshield .net 2.0 my winform controls statusbarex .net 1.1 sponsored by rings watches necklaces archives february 2009 (3) october 2007 (1) july 2007 (13) june 2007 (4) january 2006 (1) september 2005 (2) august 2005 (2) june 2005 (3) may 2005 (2) april 2005 (1) february 2005 (2) january 2005 (2) november 2004 (2) october 2004 (3) september 2004 (1) august 2004 (1) july 2004 (3) windows sharepoint services, documents & username/password prompts putting an intranet live using windows sharepoint services (wss) was probably one of the better ideas i had last year, however there is one thing that over time has become more and more annoying and that is the username and password prompt that is always displayed when opening a document (whether it is word, excel, publisher or powerpoint) in either read only or edit mode. after being grumbled at for the 100th time this week, i thought it was about time that i got to the bottom of it - i had tried before, but nothing seemed to make a difference and it wasn't that high on the priority list. eventually i stumbled across a microsoft kb article ( http://support.microsoft.com/?id=943280 ) which outlined the cause of the problem - ie + vista and a site that uses a fqdn. it would appear that the webclient/winhttp service ignores the security zone settings within ie which would explain why previous solutions i've read on this problem never seemed to work for me (they all revolved around making changes to the ie configuration), well unless you wanted to make ie exceptionally insecure that is... it's worth noting that the registry changes still worked even though the machines were running vista sp1 and some of the file dates/versions were lower than those listed within the article. oh... don't forget to restart the webclient service (i missed that first time around)... anyhow, yet another little problem fixed. posted feb 17 2009, 04:35 pm by dotnetfreak with 4 comment(s) filed under: windows , sharepoint , wss asp, w3wp.exe, disappearing memory and mcafee virusscan enterprise (again!) following on from my post back in 2005 ( asp.net, w3wp.exe, 100% cpu usage and mcafee virusscan enterprise ) i recently noticed a particular web server "drinking" what appeared to be an excessive amount of memory. in fact i was seeing < 100mb physical memory available and the page file usage at approximately 9-10gb on a server that currently has 4gb of ram and that isn't normally stressed at all. as this server hosts a number of web sites in seperate application pools firing up task manager revealed some interesting results. i could see most application pools consuming 8-10mb of ram each, some consuming 30-40mb, but quite a few consuming > 100mb with a couple consuming over 150mb. i started to tie the application pools back to the individual web sites and look at the type of content that they were serving, whether it was static or dynamic, asp, asp.net or php, whether they were using access, mysql or sql server databases and whether they were typically busy web sites. one thing became immediately apparent, the memory boozers were all asp driven... my initial reaction was to stop all mcafee services (always blame the anti-virus software first!) and to see what happened, so after doing this and a quick iisreset i fired up task manager again and waited... sure enough 10 minutes later i was seeing application pools running at > 100mb. so, thinking that the av software wasn't to blame i spent the next hour or so checking everything else i could think of. in the end i turned to the iis diagnostics toolkit (if you haven't seen this check it out!) and dumped a couple of the w3wp.exe processes, within a couple of minutes i was staring at a report which quite obviously was pointing the finger at one of the mcafee modules that was utilising 120mb of the process. after repeating this on a few other processes, all with similar results, i then had to set about working out which part of mcafee was to "blame". eventually this led me to the scriptscan setting within mcafee virusscan, which is described as... "scriptscan scans javascript and vbscript scripts that are executed by the windows scripting host . wsh is used by internet explorer and outlook. if an unwanted script is detected it is not allowed to execute." hmmm... so a quick disable (well, actually not that quick as the av policies are centrally managed and have to be propogated down to server level from a management console), an iisreset later and i'm closely watching task manager as the application pools start firing up... 10 minutes later i'm still watching... 15 minutes... time for a coffee... 30 minutes later and i'm seeing no application pools above 100mb, the vast majority at 8-20mb and the rest at 30-40mb with a couple busier sites running at 50-60mb. available memory has suddenly increased from < 100mb to > 2.5gb and the page file usage is down to 2gb. re-enabling scriptscan proves that this "feature" is the problem... so why is a feature related to windows scripting host , interfering with a process that is excluded from scanning, when the av services are stopped ? well, if i knew the answer to that i could probably predict lottery numbers... posted feb 10 2009, 11:35 am by dotnetfreak with 4 comment(s) filed under: windows , mcafee , iis formshield & iis 7 yes, i'm still around! - but i have been pretty busy at work over the last few months, however as formshield and iis 7 keeps coming up, i thought it was about time that i added a quick blog post! the good news is that formshield works fine with iis 7, but you do need to make a configuration change... you can either change the application pool that the web site uses to the classic .net application pool or move the <httphandlers> section under <system.web> of the web.config file to the new iis 7 <handlers> section under <system.webserver>. i.e. change: < system.web > < httphandlers > < add path = " formshield.aspx " verb = " get " type = " dotnetfreak.webcontrols.formshieldhttphandler, dotnetfreak.webcontrols.formshield " /> </ httphandlers > </ system.web > to: < system.webserver > < handlers > < add name = " formshieldhttphandler " path = " formshield.aspx " verb = " get " type = " dotnetfreak.webcontrols.formshieldhttphandler " resourcetype = " unspecified " /> </ handlers > </ system.webserver > and it should work fine. thanks to nick eales and mike sloan for pointing this out. also, a good article on asp.net integration with iis 7 can be found at: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/243/aspnet-integration-with-iis7/ posted feb 10 2009, 10:44 am by dotnetfreak filed under: asp.net how to donate a few people have asked me recently how they actually donate for formshield and i must admit it isn't exactly obvious. there is a paypal button on the main formshield article, but it is a bit buried! so, for anyone who would like to donate, here is the link: once your donation is received i will drop you an e-mail with a license key that removes the 'dotnetfreak.co.uk' adverts. this e-mail isn't sent automatically, and whilst i do endeavour to send them out the same day you donate, i'm not always able to do so, and on occasion it may take a couple of days before you receive your key! pos

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