Not sure this is the right forum, but I have a problem.
I have a DNN site (5.2) that was running fine on a hosted server using SQL 2008 (on different server). One day the client called and said the site wasn't working. I checked and in Firefox it brings up a blank page with no errors. IE shows a "cannot display the webpage" generic error.
I checked with the hosting provider for error logs (I don't have access to them) and they said: they found this:
A process serving application pool 'cypressbrook.com v2.0 (Classic)' suffered a fatal communication error with the Windows Process Activation Service. The process id was '17124'. The data field contains the error number.
They said it happens in both classic and integrated mode and blamed the web.config file, which has been okay and unchanged by me!
They messed with it, I messed with it. No good. Other DNN 5.2 sites are working fine on my account, so server is okay, SQL is okay, etc. They created a new DNN app from the .net app gallery with new database and it works fine. I am VERY confused.
I checked the database and found something that might be a problem. I noticed I have a "dbo.portals" table AND a girgenti_Cypressbrook.portals table. Actually, all tables are mimic-ed with the prefix girgenti_cypressbrook. I do not remember setting up a prefix, but I obviously did :( ... is it a problem to have both tables in there? Do I need to do something special to tell DNN to use the tables with the prefix .. they have data, while the others are empty.
I am trying to get all the code running on my local machine, but have a lot to load first to get it running on XP!
Thoughts? I do have SQL Studio access to the database and all the tables.