We have been using CF Server 4.0 on NT4 (SP6a) for over 1 year. Processed a mailing today and the service sent the CPU usage to 100%, and boot partition hard drive was filled by a TMP file created by the service.
If I stop the service, CPU usage returns to normal and I can delete the file. Upon starting the ColdFusion Application Server service, CPU usage immediately goes to 100% and a new TMP file is created in the System32 folder.
The file names are incremented each time in the format of TSTxxx.TMP, where the XXX is a number incremented by one each time.
It as though the mailing process had an endless loop and CF keeps trying to execute it, when the service is restarted.
All searches of the Allaire web KB, this forum, Dejanews, etc have found nothing.
Does anyone have any information on this?
If I stop the service, CPU usage returns to normal and I can delete the file. Upon starting the ColdFusion Application Server service, CPU usage immediately goes to 100% and a new TMP file is created in the System32 folder.
The file names are incremented each time in the format of TSTxxx.TMP, where the XXX is a number incremented by one each time.
It as though the mailing process had an endless loop and CF keeps trying to execute it, when the service is restarted.
All searches of the Allaire web KB, this forum, Dejanews, etc have found nothing.
Does anyone have any information on this?