Dispature dead problem

Hi Friends,
I have one problem in minisap, the problem is that when i am starting minisap servre it is giving error "Dispature dead" so what can i do for this problem?
My email ID is :- [email protected]
Thanx & regards,
Rahul Talele

hi
good
closer the server and start again,it ll work,if still it is not working than try to delete all the old files from the server and start the server again.
Thanks
mrutyun^

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