timcofonline
Sun Jul 20 23:24:31 CDT 2003
Make sure you don't have a quota set for your logging folders, not out of space, etc. Make sure you are up on all updates (although
there are no known issues that you are describing). Turn on logging, then, from a cmd prompt, type: net stop iisadmin /y
This will force a write to the metabase, which is where we are turning on logging. Then, once everything is stopped, type: iisreset and
this will bring back up all of your services. Then, go back into the ISM, and see if logging is still enabled. It should be.
Thank you. I hope this information is helpful.
Tim Coffey [MSFT]
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| I have a Windows 2000 box running IIS 5.0 that logging has
| just stopped working on. I have enabled and disabled
| logging recycled iis inbetween the changes and changed the
| type of logging and the default location as well. There
| have not been any logs generated in 52 days and when I did
| an UPTIME on the box it has been up for 52 days so it
| looks like after the last reboot logging stopped. I've
| checked a few of the other news groups at Yahoo and google
| and this problem is posed by many people but I dont see
| any resolution other than disable logging, recycle IIS and
| the renable logging. I have done this to no avail. I see
| no error generated in any of the system logs.
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| thanks - Scott
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