Thanks for your answer, Robert. It did help after I implemented some of 
the suggestions on www.godotnet.com. I have gotten rid of all the error 
messages about debugging when I'm debugging on our development server.

However there is one problem left: I can't get the development environment 
to stop on breakpoints when I'm debugging on our development server. 

A related problem: on my workstation I can't stop code at breakpoints 
UNLESS, after starting the debug process, I go to DEBUG/PROCESSES and then 
attach aspnet_wp.exe. 
When I started working with this project this wasn't the case; breakpoints 
were automatically enabled each time I started debugging. However, someone 
messed with my settings in the development environment and now I have to 
attach this process each time.

I'm wondering if these two problems have a simlar cause. Any help would be 
appreciated.

Thanks,
Neil


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-----Original Message-----
From: Neil Newton [mailto:neil_n@h...]
Sent: 28 October 2002 15:45
To: ASPX_Professional
Subject: [aspx_professional] Debugging on a server and workstation


Hi,

   We are developing an intranet app on a server. While we do most of our
development on our workstations, it's sometimes necessary to debug on the
server. When we try to run an app using the debugger with code on our
development server, we get an number of different errors.

   Initially, the error was that we couldn't debug on the server.
Recently, one of my collegues re-installed asp.net and IIS. He got an
errors message saying that we need to create a "debug user". We have been
unable to do this.

   A related problem: Someone was playing with my workstation and
accidentlly "turned off" debugging. I can reactivated if I start a debug
session and THEN go into processes and attach. However I have to do this
EACH time I start a debug session. Is there any way I can turn this on
permanently?

  Any help would be appreciated.

Neil
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