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12/5/2011 4:08 PM
 

So I tried to copy a DNN installation from production to dev (so that we'd have a close-to-live version to work on in dev), and it worked for the most part. Everything seems to be there, except that none of my login methods work. It's set up for AD authentication, but that isn't working properly, and the standard logins for the host login and admin login are not working either. In both the live and not-live variants of the database, the table dbo.UserAuthentication is unpopulaated. Is there any way for me to get root access to this site, or should I just start a fresh install?

 
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