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5/13/2007 3:48 PM
 

You've already answered your own question... ASP.NET is not installed correctly.  Ask your host to fix it or change your host.

 
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5/13/2007 7:46 PM
 

ecktwo - I really appreciate your reply, but I don't understand your answer.  I would have thought my previous post proved the opposite - that since my scripts worked fine until I installed the DNN files, that ASP.Net was installed and working properly.  The two I am using now (which worked fine before the DNN files and give the same error afterward) are as follows:  (a) I am using the script at this link and posted by Nik Kalyani at the bottom of the page to verify my permissions are set up properly, and (b) I am using the script at this link to test to ensure my hosting company has the correct version of ASP.Net running on my account.

I am new to .Net, so I must be missing something - can you explain how my previous post proves ASP.Net is not properly installed?  What about the install is likely to be wrong, and what should I be telling my hosting provider to fix?  Is there a script I could use to test that ASP.Net is working properly?

 
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5/13/2007 8:05 PM
 

FYI: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Blogs/tabid/825/EntryID/240/Default.aspx  . This addresses the common instance of this problem.


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5/13/2007 10:32 PM
 

cathal,  thanks but that does not help.  As I described in my original post, I tried that very solution without success.  I tried it as many ways as I could think of (replacing the web.config with the release.config from the Install download, as well as the release.config from the StarterKit download, and even doing a file-compare in my text editor between the file I was uploading as web.config and the original release.config just to make sure nothing was different except the database connection strings and the few other items I changed as instructed in the documentation).  I am not using the SourceCode download, so it is not a compilation problem.  Everything in Charles Nurse' post does not help - I have followed his instructions carefully and multiple times.

Are there any other reasons why this error might occur?  Anything I can systematically test to rule out other issues?

 
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5/14/2007 4:58 PM
 

Your test script will not necessarily detect if the virtual directory is set up as an application (a requirement).  Can you verify that setting or is that only accessible by your host?

 
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