Farshad Mohajeri

Hello, What is build number of your Delphi?

I recall that your server PC was running Windows 10. Is it a cloud server or an in-house server? Can to try on a different PC running a Server Windows OS?

Fixed.

Do you have any sort of 3rd party Anti-Virus software running on your server?

Hi, Is this your Node application? ETW_Server.exe

Can you send me public URL of your site in PM?

Does your site work normally? (Without /server path)

Hello, What is your uniGUI version?

Hello, You need to load your certificate files on IIS. IIS has a user interface to manage Certifcates and SSL setup. All you need is the required SSL certificate files which can be obtained from your SSL provider.

We update the trial edition frequently. If your current version is expired you can continue with the latest version.

It shows that another app is running on same port. Make sure no other uniGUI app is running in background.

These are the Windows OS "Handle" resources. Handles are used in various resource types. For example each open file consumes one OS "Handle". It is monitored to make sure there are no Handle leaks. As an example, if you open a file but forget to close it, this action will leak one handle.

Main log for TwMobile.exe is missing!

Hi, Please also share the main log.

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Hello, We don't check subscription status before answering questions. As for question, unfortunately it is not possible because there is no such mechanism to enable SSL based on URL. However, you can do this by selecting a different port for SSL and non-SSL sites. That said, you may be able to achieve this by making below settings: Port = 80 SSLPort = 443 And point both URLs to same server. I assume you are using EXE or Service mode. In IIS this will not work.

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For IIS there is a setting to adjust Max Upload size. Please refer to our docs for details.

Hi, I am trying to find a solution.

It seems that there is a problem with IIS Pool settings. Can you check those settings? BTW, I recommend to start using HyperServer which makes debugging much simpler.

Well, are you sure that 64-bit SSL dlls and your Certificate files are in correct folder? As you know Delphi compiles 64 bit EXE file in a different target folder.

Each time you switch from 32-bit to 64-bit you must build your project, so all units will be recompiled for 64-bit.

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Please note that 64-bit DLLs are in a different folder.

Hello, Have you checked the log files?