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5/8/2006 8:39 PM
 
Ok how do I install dotNetNuke straight out of the starter kit to a remote server?
I just tried installing a PHP CMS and it failed to install on Windows 2003 server IIS due to write permissions that could not be configured due to my host. My host will not allow write permissions on a folder, and also for that folder to execute scripts, is this uncommon on Window's hosts? I don't see any reason to troubleshoot a local install on a non-windows server and then upload to a windows server and have to trouble shoot  a CMS application all over again.
My host does not have a control panel for the domain user to configure write permissions either, a support ticket must be submitted. Is a control panel really required for dotNetNuke on it's own domain, on a remote server?
It's all about Windows server then, not considering Apache, or Linux, when you go with PHP apps that's all you get is people who don't understand a windows server, and I'm not saying I understand one either, but my boss sure does!!
And he's cool...
Ok also does this forum work with firefox if not fix it.
 
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5/9/2006 1:08 AM
 

Hi tzmedia - you sound like you've had some challenges!! And I'm sorry to hear that - but can I confess.. do you think I could get php CMS working at all, ever? I think it's what we get familiar with!

Are you asking if this application works on a non Windows environment because at this stage the answer is no..

You don't need a control panel to get your site working but you need a hosting company who has some idea on how to host a DotNetNuke site or you're going to have some interesting challenges in my opinion.  You also will need access to SQL server to create the connection strings in your web.config file (release.config which is renamed as web.config)

Have you looked at any of the documentation?  Perhaps it might be a good idea to post here what your hosting provider is giving you, to ensure you have all the elements required to host a dnn site successfully.

There is also some documentation available for download on the downloads page, which might be worth going through too.

And yes this forum does work in firefox and has had some upgrades but they aren't released..

We're working hard in this non perfect world that never stands still.

Nina Meiers


Nina Meiers My Little Website
If it's on DNN, I fix, build, deploy, support,skin, host, design, consult, implement, integrate and done since 2003.
Who am I? Just a city chic, having a crack at organic berry farming.. and creating awesome websites.
 
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