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8/27/2006 6:47 AM
 
Eric Peng

coolcoolgame.com
Joined: 6/13/2006
Posts: 382

For some personal reason, I move the DotNetNuke folder form C:\DotNetNuke to D:\DotNetNuke. I have change IIS's setting. Website works fine.

But I found a error message when I want to download file from my Repository module.

It said can't down file from C:\????????. So I suggest there must be somewhere keep the diretory information about the download file. But I can't find where it's.

Does anybody can tell me where should I modify if I change the DotNetNuke folder?
 
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8/28/2006 12:03 AM
 
Jeremy Zuniga

www.akosts.com
Joined: 5/11/2006
Posts: 4
The folder locations for the repositories are stored in the Database.
So with that said, you will need the ability to connect to the database that stores your site information.

Once in the database, open the "grmRepositoryObjects" table and note the "ModuleID" for the module in question.  For example, I have a repository with the "ModuleID" = 382.

Next, open the "ModuleSettings" table and sort on the column "ModuleID" and locate the settings listed for the ModuleID you need to change.  In may case I have 19 items returned for the ModuleID 382.

Update the following to contain the proper path:
anonymouslocation
folderlocation
pendinglocation


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