IIS - Remote debugging
Asked By Walter Sobchak
21-Apr-08 04:29 AM
I'm trying to remote debug an isapi filter.
My computer is windows xp sp2, and the remote computer is win 2003
enterprise.The remote computer is a domain controller in a different domain.
After I run msvsmon.exe on the remote machine and configure that anybody
can connect to debug I successfully attach to the inetinfo.exe process
but the execution doesn't stop on my breakpoints.
I copied the whole debug folder including the .pdb file.
The firewall is set up correctly.
Any ideas why doesn't this work?
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Walter Sobchak replied...
The problem was that the IIS on the remote computer is version 6.0.
So I had to attach to w3wp.exe instead of inetinfo.exe.
Now I can only use the debugging if I invoke the browsing in iis manager
with right click -> browse.
That is not good enough. I'd like invoke debugging within a web browser..
Pat [MSFT] replied...
Have you verified that the symbols are being successfully found? It could
be an environment issue (i.e. PATH & SYMBOL_PATH) are likely different on
the two machines.
Pat
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