All,
As far as I know, ASP.NET 2.0 automatically enable ShadowCopyFIles in
the AppDomain. However, is there a way to run an ASP.NET 2.0
application _without_ ShadowCopyFiles enabled? Can I disable it in
web.config, machine.config or equal? Doing it in Application_OnS tart
wont help since the AppDomain is already created.
Any hints or suggestions are more than welcome!
Thanks,
Fredrik Rodin
Running Framework 2.0.50727, webapplication is written in VB.NET
running precompiled via aspnet_compiler . Webserver is IIS 6.0 with
latest service packs.
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There is a AppDomainSetup. ShadowCopyFiles property which can be enabled an
disabled but this can not be done for the default appdomain. Afaik the
answer to your question is no.
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As far as I know, ASP.NET 2.0 automatically enable ShadowCopyFIles in
the AppDomain. However, is there a way to run an ASP.NET 2.0
application _without_ ShadowCopyFiles enabled? Can I disable it in
web.config, machine.config or equal? Doing it in Application_OnS tart
wont help since the AppDomain is already created.
Any hints or suggestions are more than welcome!
Thanks,
Fredrik Rodin
Running Framework 2.0.50727, webapplication is written in VB.NET
running precompiled via aspnet_compiler . Webserver is IIS 6.0 with
latest service packs.
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