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2/26/2007 7:31 PM
 

Hello

I'm currently in the process of moving my site from my dev environment to production. I'm wondering if the install scripts are suppose to be running once i have all the files and db moved over to production.  I've ftp all the files in the Website directory (do i need the files in the Library directory as well?).  For the db, i imported the databata from the dev db to the production db. Once all this was done I entered the url into a web browser and the install scripts began running with errors. Once that was complete i clicked on the link to view my site and an object reference error was displayed

 

 

 
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