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Phil W
I have a server which hosts a fair amount of websites, and over the last
couple of weeks I have been getting the error "Not enough space on temporary
disk" on ASP.Net pages. The error doesn't always appear, but when it does it
seems to be there for good until I restart the web services. I'm using OleDb
and Access databases.
The odd thing about all this is that the error appears on ASP.Net pages, but
not on old ASP pages - despite the .asp pages also using oledb and
connecting to exactly the same database(s).
I have over 2Gb free on the C drive, have ensured permissions for both IUSR
and ASPNET are correct on all possible temp locations (including the one
under "documents and settings\aspnet\local settings\temp"). I've tried
increasing the maxlocksperfile registry setting (as suggested by microsoft),
but that was no help. Have tried creating more space, and also pointing the
tmp and temp environment variables to an empty drive with 12Gb free. There's
only one thing I can't figure out how to do, and that is change the ASPNET
user's tmp and temp environment variables (Computer Management shows the
ASPNET user's to still be in documents and settings).
And finally of course, I've been through the scripts and checked that
connections and datasets are all being closed properly.
But still no joy! Any help would be much appreciated!
TIA
Phil
couple of weeks I have been getting the error "Not enough space on temporary
disk" on ASP.Net pages. The error doesn't always appear, but when it does it
seems to be there for good until I restart the web services. I'm using OleDb
and Access databases.
The odd thing about all this is that the error appears on ASP.Net pages, but
not on old ASP pages - despite the .asp pages also using oledb and
connecting to exactly the same database(s).
I have over 2Gb free on the C drive, have ensured permissions for both IUSR
and ASPNET are correct on all possible temp locations (including the one
under "documents and settings\aspnet\local settings\temp"). I've tried
increasing the maxlocksperfile registry setting (as suggested by microsoft),
but that was no help. Have tried creating more space, and also pointing the
tmp and temp environment variables to an empty drive with 12Gb free. There's
only one thing I can't figure out how to do, and that is change the ASPNET
user's tmp and temp environment variables (Computer Management shows the
ASPNET user's to still be in documents and settings).
And finally of course, I've been through the scripts and checked that
connections and datasets are all being closed properly.
But still no joy! Any help would be much appreciated!
TIA
Phil