windows-server-2008

问题 <TLDR> Running an MSTest test from the command line hangs without any errors or timeouts whilst "waiting for runs/agents". The reason might be that "there are no runs in the queue", but why this is so I have no idea, because the exact same test runs just fine on another machine. </TLDR> We've recently moved from evaluating TeamCity on a test machine, to installing it in our production environment. After migrating all of our build configurations we suddenly got problems with our MSTest tests:

问题 we developped an ASP.NET application that runs fine on our development server and in our network computers. But in production, the application works when accessing it directly from the web server but not on the clients (code behind is not executing). Any hints? TY Framework is 3.5 回答1: the application works when accessing it directly from the web server but not on the clients (code behind is not executing). This sounds like a security permissions issue. Check to see where the website is

问题 I created and deployed a WCF client (launched from a VSTO Word Addin) on a Win2008R2 Terminal Server. When excution the default constructor of the WCF proxy an InvalidOperationException is thrown, stating that the default endpoint for the contract cannot be found. The same WCF client when deployed to a Win7 x64 machine just runs fine using the same .dll.config I tried to create an instance inside PowerShell and receive the same error. If creating a dedicate endpoint in PowerShell I can excute

问题 I'm using System.Drawing to generate some images on the fly that include a base image plus some stretched / scaled text. Everything is nice and neat on my LOCALHOST environment, but when I publish to my server (Server 2008), I lose some of the antialiasing and the image quality gets grainy. Here is an example copied from my local environment (Windows 7), and then from my server (Server 2008) Windows 7: Windows 2008: As you can see, the images are the same size, and the fonts are scaled the

问题 I'm using System.Drawing to generate some images on the fly that include a base image plus some stretched / scaled text. Everything is nice and neat on my LOCALHOST environment, but when I publish to my server (Server 2008), I lose some of the antialiasing and the image quality gets grainy. Here is an example copied from my local environment (Windows 7), and then from my server (Server 2008) Windows 7: Windows 2008: As you can see, the images are the same size, and the fonts are scaled the

问题 I want to create an x64 application. When I want to add a reference for example to system.data in window AddReference under tab .NET I see only x86 DLLs, and I need 64 bit versions. I have Windows Server 2008 x64 with Visual Studio 2008. I created a project and I set x64 under Configuration Manager. What can I do to force Visual Studio to point to the correct DLLs (from C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64 instead of C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework )? 回答1: Running into the same problem,

问题 I am trying to setup windows server 2008 smtp server to relay emails to gmail smtp. Everything appears to be setup but it is not sending emails. Could you please help me figure out whats wrong. Below is the setup: Windows server 2008 with SMTP server feature installed. Need SMTP server to forward all messages to gmail smtp server to send. I have google apps setup for my domain, also I can send emails throught my test app using gmail smtp. SMTP Server Configuration: By default has default smtp

问题 I am trying to run a .cmd through the task scheduler in windows server 2008 R2.I have logged in to the server from a user who is in the Administrators group in the server machine.When run the scheduled task,the "Last Run Time" column has the value (0x1) while "Status" is ready.and nothing happened. When run the .cmd just double clicking it works fine.Is this an issue with the users in the server or anything ? does anybody know a solution for this issue? Thanks 回答1: I'd suggest setting the

问题 I have an Azure project with an MVC4 role where I have added the Visual C++ 2012 Runtime Library setup file, and a script to silently install it. The script works and the library gets installed, the only problem is that the task never finishes and the installation process never exits, which then blocks the role from starting: I connected to the server using Remote Desktop, and by looking at the task manager I can see the process vcredist_x64.exe : (2 of them actually, but I think that's

问题 I have a JBoss server installed as a service on Windows Server 2008 with Local System as the Log On user. I want to be able to run visualgc on the JBoss server, and prior to Server 2008 I was able to directly connect to the PID (i.e. visualgc [PID]). Based on what I've read, my only solution in Server 2008 is to install jstatd as a service using the same credentials in order to run visualgc remotely (i.e. visualgc [PID]@localhost:1099). So, I got jstatd running as a service under the Local