Hi,
It seems that you are trying to use an ISAPI module with Apache. (Apache for windows can both accept native Apache modules and ISAPI dlls)
In this case you must use HyperServer isapi DLL instead.
Also, binary_name should be an EXE file.
1) Please set your pool settings based on below instructions:
https://www.unigui.com/doc/online_help/hyperserver-isapi-module-mode.htm
https://www.unigui.com/doc/online_help/using-a-different-account-for-.htm
2) Make sure no 3rd party virus protection software is installed on your server.
Hi,
It seems that your DLL crashes for some reason. Is the attached log file full log file? It only contains a few lines.
Can you also check Windows event viewer for any application error logs?
Hello,
First of all make sure you use a different app pool for your hyperserver which uses LocalSystem account.
https://www.unigui.com/doc/online_help/index.html?installing-and-configuring-hyp.htm
You must also make sure no 3rd party anti virus application is blocking TCP/IP ports.
4 GB is in theory. Actual limit can be lower in practice because of memory fragmentation.
For an ISAPI module system won't spawn a new worker. You should use uniGUI HyperServer to solve this problem.
4 GB applies per each Node. So if you have 100 sessions and 4 Nodes then each Node will own roughly 25 sessions. If your sessions are memory hungry then consider increasing number of Nodes. (max_nodes parameter)