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2/22/2007 4:36 PM
 

Thanks for teh advice.  I have changed this link the the vb codebehind.  What files do I need to upload to the server to have it fire the code?  I did a local build and couldn't find which one changed.  Or do I just upload the .vb file?

Thanks a million for this thread.  I've got it working with minimumal problems after reading through these posts.

 
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3/14/2007 9:56 PM
 
peterfnet wrote

I had the same problem too. You just need to move the features.config file first to the DNN ROOT and I think it will fix the problem with the modules not installing. I would go to module definitions and it would get pissed off (after install). I think I moved features.config to the root and everyting fell into place
 I told it to install all the modules it found and good things happened. Note step 2.5 :-D

Just made a few small fixes and reposted the full steps. 

Steps to install DotNetNuke 4.4.0  on 1and1 MS Hosting

1. [web files] Upload DNN install to /tmp directory
2. [web files] Unpack to root and rename to /dnn
2.5 [web files] Copy /dnn/config/features.config to /dnn  (TEST after install to make sure modules install, post your results)

3. [web files] Set /dnn settings to give full permissions to all users (probably should tighten up to only allow what we need)
4. [web files] Add /dnn to applications
5. Modify web.config for your SQL server settings (two different places). Also change the dbo entry to your db username (databaseOwner="dboxxxxxxx")
6. [web files] Upload web.config to /dnn

7. Launch site.com/dnn to install everything. DO NOT ENTER SITE
8. Launch SQL admin and go to query analyser.
9. Enter "select * from portalalias" and hit submit. HTTPAlias should say site.com/dnn
10. Enter the following 3 lines, then hit submit. Notice the no trailing slash.
update PortalAlias
set HTTPAlias = 'www.site.com'
where PortalAliasID = 1
11. Do step 9 again to verify the HTTPalias is now www.site.com
12. Go to your FTP client, move the contents of /dnn to the root of your site. (all permissions that were set in webfiles will stay with the files) THIS IS A BIG TIME SAVER!
13. Go to the root of your website and enjoy! You should not have to copy the siteurls.config (I don't think I did, because when I tried to copy it prematurely, it was already there!)



I've uploaded the install.zip, unzipped it to "\", renamed the newly created dir to "DNN", copied features.config to \DNN, gave IUSR full access to \DNN, made \DNN an application, commented out the sqlserverexpress lines and added my db user/pw info to web.config then uploaded it to \DNN... I get this:

"Server Application Unavailable

The web application you are attempting to access on this web server is currently unavailable.  Please hit the "Refresh" button in your web browser to retry your request.

Administrator Note: An error message detailing the cause of this specific request failure can be found in the application event log of the web server. Please review this log entry to discover what caused this error to occur."

Any ideas?
 
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3/14/2007 11:54 PM
 

All,

I do not have to change any source code for DNN anymore.  I installed 4.4.1 out of the box (Ok, with one change to always send html formatted emails).  I no longer change the core framework anymore.  The error by dzejms seems to be that your application pool in IIS is down or thier is a problem with your application and the /dnn directory.  Maybe permissions???

BTW, here's what I have customized in the core:

Directory\File - CORE      Change
---------------------------------------    -------------------------------------------------------------------------
Default.aspx       Added javascript for Google Analytics
admin\security\signin.ascx     Added onMouseOver/OnMouseOut events
admin\security\App_LocalResources\Register.ascx.resx  Changed the word Asterisk to arrow to match fields that are required
admin\users\icon_users_32px.gif     Replace with the 16px gif
App_GlobalResources\SharedResources.resx   Fixed misspelling in visibility
App_GlobalResources\GlobalResources.resx   HTML to email notifications
images\button.gif      Added
images\breadcrumb.gif      Changed to Purple
images\menu_down.gif      Changed to Purple
images\menu_right.gif      Changed to Purple     
Library\Components\Mail\Mail.vb     Hardcode mail type to HTML in SendMail


Version: DNN 4.4.1
Hosting Provider: 1and1
RAISE
 
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3/15/2007 10:07 AM
 
frankt wrote

The error by dzejms seems to be that your application pool in IIS is down or thier is a problem with your application and the /dnn directory.  Maybe permissions???



Aside from creating an application for \DNN and assigning full permissions for IUSR, I don't know what to do.  There is not Network account like you've all mentioned in earlier posts.  Does the root "\" need to be an application as well?  I'm new to 1and1 and DNN.
 
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3/15/2007 7:52 PM
 
Called 1and1 tech support, they escalated to a server admin.  We'll see where this goes.
 
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