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8/7/2007 11:34 AM
 

I am new to using DotNetNuke. I just took over the IT position at a local school. The previous assistant had done the school's page in DotNetNuke. He has the homepage address setup as jets.accs.k12.in.us/jets     I am not wanting the /jets at the end. Is there anyway to change that? Thanks

 
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8/10/2007 11:10 PM
 

i think i am in the same boat as you

did you find any clue to solve your problem ?

in fact, i use a pre-install  .mdf and .ldf file from a SQL Express server

i don't know where to change from  /server1  to /server2

thank's!

 
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8/13/2007 10:23 AM
 

First of all you will need to add a new portal alias for your site that does NOT include the /jets portion.  This can be done from Admin -> Site Settings when logged in as the host user

Then you will need to simply copy the files from the sub folder to the root of the domain.  Potentially changing the virtual directory settings on your server, depending on how it was configured.

The only thing to note is that if you have links inside the site that point to the sub folder those will then be broken!


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8/13/2007 1:44 PM
 

thank's Mitchel for this quick answer!

now, i thnk i understand what you try to explain to me, sorry i'm french so i have to read your answer couple of time before understand well :-)

another think i'm not undertanding in the dotnetnuke setup is about the SQL database

after my installation, i can see in SQL Server Express/data/.../mydb.mdf and mydb.log.ldf are existing.

also 2 others file exist and from default in dotnetnuke 4.5.5, they are cal Database.mdf and Database.log.ldf

wich file are good and do i have to copy over ?

I'v try to move my site in doing a export database from Sql Express Studio of the "mydatabase"  without success

I' dont know how to export "Database.mdf" with Sql Studio Express

 

sorry if all those sentences abouve are not clear, i repeat, i just try my best in english :-(

bye

 

 
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8/13/2007 2:25 PM
 

If you are using the dynamically attached database, they should be able to be moved as well when you move the site.  I am NOT sure 100% on this as I NEVER use the dynamically attached database.

You can add the portal alias to your site via the Site Settings menu before you move it.

Hopefully someone else can comment on the dynamically attached db.


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