iis-7.5

I've been having this SemaphoreFullException for quiet some time. To summarize.. I have hosted an application on IIS 7.5 with ASP.NET v4.0 framework Application Pool (integrated). I am using windows authentication to authenticate my users through domain (isinrole). I've seen all other threads on this topic, where it is suggested to set Pooling = False. I do not want to do that and I would like to keep on using pooling because of the performance benefits. I am using Entity Framework 6 to query the database and I am not "disposing" the dbcontext anywhere in user code. It looks like the issue is

Last night a customer called, frantic, because Google had cached versions of private employee information. The information is not available unless you login. They had done a Google search for their domain, e.g.: site:example.com and noticed that Googled had crawled, and cached, some internal pages. Looking at the cached versions of the pages myself: This is Google's cache of https://example.com/(F(NSvQJ0SS3gYRJB4UUcDa1z7JWp7Qy7Kb76XGu8riAA1idys-nfR1mid8Qw7sZH0DYcL64GGiB6FK_TLBy3yr0KnARauyjjDL3Wdf1QcS-ivVwWrq-htW_qIeViQlz6CHtm0faD8qVOmAzdArbgngDfMMSg_N4u45UysZxTnL3d6mCX7pe2Ezj0F21g4w9VP57ZlXQ

In my setup I get error 500 if anything goes wrong with my Web API request. For instance with this simple code. public IQueryable<Article> Get(){ throw new Exception("error"); return db.Articles; //yeah i know.. unreachable, not the point } What I expect(and what happens in a regular MVC controller): What I get (in Web API): My web config: <customErrors mode="Off"/> <compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.5"> //under webserver <httpErrors errorMode="detailed"/> The app pool is running 4.0 in integrated mode. 32-bit applications are enabled. How can I get the error to surface in the

I am trying to programmatically clone a git repository. My ASP.NET MVC application is creating and starting a process. The code to handle the processes works correctly however the authentication is failing when trying to use a TFS on premise PAT to clone a git repository. I cannot use NTLM or require the user to enter credentials. I can confirm my C# code handling creating processes to use the git bash shell programmatically works as I have no issue on my local machine but in production on IIS the issue arises. I have tried the following two methods. Method 1 : git clone http:// anyusername

I'm integrating MSDeploy into my build process, and having problems authenticating. The following command works fine: msdeploy -verb:sync -source:appHostConfig="KitchenPC",computerName=192.168.0.3,userName=Administrator,password=secret -dest:package=c:\DeployTest\KPC.zip However, this does NOT work: msdeploy -verb:sync -source:appHostConfig="KitchenPC",computerName=192.168.0.3,userName=kpcpublish,password=secret -dest:package=c:\DeployTest\KPC.zip And yields the error: Error Code: ERROR_USER_NOT_ADMIN More Information: Connected to '192.168.0.11' using the Web Deployment Agent Service, but

I've been given the job of installing PHP5.4 on this machine. One of the manual installation steps is to configure the IUSR account to have specific permissions. The problem is, I see the IIS_IUSRS group, but no IUSR account. The only users listed are the Admin user, a Guest account, and a user for the security software. I'm not really the Windows server type, more of a *NIX guy - so this is getting a little frustrating. I've searched everywhere and haven't found a suitable answer, but I have learned a lot about IIS7.5 - so it hasn't been a total waste of time. I've tried several

I modified a lot of options in IIS, and would like to reset its settings to default. I already tried installing/reinstalling it. After the reinstall, it still had the site I created. It was still breaking on the setting I made to the DefaultWebSite. People suggested uninstalling Windows Process Activation Service first, but it seems like it wasn't installed anyway, so I can't really uninstall it. How can I reset this installation of IIS back to an out-of-the-box state? You need to uninstall IIS (Internet Information Services) but the key thing here is to make sure you uninstall the Windows