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ASP_0147|500_server_error

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katet

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Jul 14, 2000
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This is a problem similar to thread 333-674894. We are getting this server error but cannot find a way to resolve it. The users see a timeout error (after 30 seconds) but the server log shows

443 GET /Main/template.asp |-|ASP_0147|500_Server_Error 500 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+Windows+NT+5.0;+.NET+CLR+1.1.4322)

We have tried setting the server timeout to 120 minutes, but can't get past this error.
thanks!



 
Sounds like an endless loop to me. Once you get just one in the queue the rest of the pages start backing up like folks outside the bathrooms at a beer festival. Extending the timeout just extends the problem. Are you certain you don't have any endless loops, like the dreaded "no .movenext when looping through a recordset" error on one of your key pages?
 
BTW, if you truly believe that it's a core problem with IIS and not something wrong with a page, I recommend a visit to the IIS forum here, forum41.
 
Get the full error message. HTTP error 500 is just generic for something went wrong. And ASP Error 0147 means a HTTP 500 error occurred.

IN IE

Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced tab -> Uncheck "Show friendly HTTP error messages" (in the Browsing section)


the error page should then have more details about what the error was and where it occurred.



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I don't think it's an endless loop because the routine runs on one web server but fails on two others. Our IT guys say there is no difference between the servers.
The message that the users see (after unchecking the friendly box) is a timeout error, but our IT guys assure me that the timeout is set to 15 mintes (and I extended the server timeout to 120 minutes within the ASP code).
thanks,
 
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