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Problems with that a 500-error hangs the session
Does it help if you turn off session state? That's probably why you have to wait for the error to time out until you can request a new resource.
Why it's taking so long? Maybe you have an infinite loop, where an error keep redirecting you to the error page.
Dec 15, 2014 18:56
Thanks Johan. I will try out session state tomorrow.
It might be an infinitive loop but the strange thing is that I never have it on the dev environment.
Right now I am struggling with a even more strange thing.
I have change the type of a property from longstring to xhtmlstring and for one instance of that property on a page type I have a displaytemplate and for those pages this happens.
If I run in debug mode (F5) it all works.
If I run the same code on the same IIS Express without debug (CTRL + F5) it fails saying that it can't convert a string to xhtml.
I can catch the error if I CTRL F5 and after that attach the debugger to the IIS Express process but it not giving me mutch more to go on.
Solving this will become a struggle....
Dec 15, 2014 21:05
If you're not using Session, then it's best to turn it off http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163730.aspx. We have it off by default in our templates.
Dec 15, 2014 21:23
Sadly we use sessions so we need it.
I will check out if there are a loop somewhere that I can not see
Dec 16, 2014 7:52
Henrik, did you find a solution for this issue in the end? We are experiencing the same on out EPiServer 9.8 solution.
May 11, 2016 14:52
Try setting the
<applicationSettings globalErrorHandling="Off"
and use a static 500 page...
Probably an infiinite loop that kills application pool...
Check here to catch it in event log (not shown by default...)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9984604/how-to-find-app-pool-recycles-in-event-log
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May 11, 2016 15:29
Thank you very much Daniel, this has fixed our error! All working as expected now, really good news! Will have to remember using a static page for 500 in the future.
May 11, 2016 16:03
We have problem on our test and live servers that if there is a 500 error on a EPiServer-page, the session that request this page takes a very long time to get the response. We can see that it logs the error directly but it takes forever to get the 500-response from the server.
All other request to the same site, even to pages that works will never responde until the current thread is done/killed so it is very frustrated for the visitors. The good thing is that there are nearly never an error but when it happens.... ;-)
I have never been able to reproduce it in my local development site, there I get the error response directly.
Anyone else who has seen something like this?