[thelist] IIS Hell....
Scott Dexter
sgd at ti3.com
Thu, 23 Dec 1999 00:31:09 -0600
do you have applications defined in those directories? --MTS may have a hold
on them too.
here's a sure fire way to make sure everything is cleared out --even your
homegrown dll's--
in a batch file (or by hand at a DOS prompt)
mtxstop
net stop w3svc /y
--this will shut down MTS, which also caches things, namely applications and
dll's and such, and shut down IIS behind it. You should be able to kill
directories after that.
Aside from that, Anthony, I've had to reboot. Ick. I know ....
sgd
--
think safely
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Anthony Baratta [mailto:Anthony@Baratta.com]
> It does appear that something is cached. The interesting
> thing is that I
> haven't access the olde directories in about 25 hours, if there is a
> cache, it should be clear by now.