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10/16/2008 9:35 PM
 

jberganz wrote

I forgot to add does the AutoUpgrade flag need to be set back to true or should the http request that goes directly to "http://mydomain.com/Install/Install.aspx?mode=upgrade" suffice while the flag is set to false?

 

Thanks again,

 

Jose



I always leave autoupgrade=false on all my sites.  This means that if DNN for whatever reason incorrectly decides that an install should be started, you will be saved.

JK.


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