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can't kill process--access denied (IIS 5/GSNW) 1

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cobolcgier

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May 21, 2002
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US
I'm running the company's website on IIS 5.0 on WIN2K Server and accessing data on Netware 4 server via GSNW using COBOL CGI. The CGI program occasionally gets hung (which is normal) but the problem is I can't kill the process in task manager. I always get an "access denied" error. The CGI program also creates temp files while running and tries to clean-up after itself but can't. The login that the gateway uses has full permissions on the Netware side. While running the same programs on my personal workstation under Win98 using PWS it works fine. Temp files are never left behind and processes can be killed. Any ideas??
Thanks.
 
Does the CGI install a serveice if yes , try to stop the service, maybe it has dependencies Eran
erans@convergys.co.il
 
i have a program that also could not be killed through Task manager that did not have a corresponding servcice running as well. What i used was pskill (Process Kill)
It is a download from download the pstools zip file it has serveral command line process viewers, killers and you can also execute processes remotely.
syntax once install is
[pstools dir]:\pskill \\[server] PID(process ID number) Thanks
Erik Butler
2000 MCSE
erikbutler@centurytel.net
 
i have a program that also could not be killed through Task manager that did not have a corresponding servcice running as well. What i used was pskill (Process Kill)
It is a download from download the pstools zip file it has serveral command line process viewers, killers and you can also execute processes remotely.
syntax once install is
[pstools dir]:\pskill \\[server] PID(process ID number) Thanks
Erik Butler
2000 MCSE
erikbutler@centurytel.net
 
Thanks Erik,
You saved me a great deal of frustration and downtime. I can now kill the processes that run amuck instead of having to down my website.
Thanks again!
 
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