I am not sure if this is the right place for this or not but I have created a mojoPortal application pack for DotNetPanel (DNP). DNP is a great Windows based Hosting Control Panel and I use it for my hosting business.

This application pack will allow users of DNP to easily install mojoPortal without having to modify the config file or anything like that. You can download a copy of the application pack here: http://www.josephmdavis.com/DNP-2.2.0-mojoPortal-2.2.8.6-AppPack.zip.

I posted this on the DNP forums also but I figured I would put it here so that anyone reading this forum who might use DNP can benefit also.

Thanks for posting the pack on the site. I hope people can use it.

The pack would need to be created for each release but creation is relatively simple. Basically all that must be done is creating modifying the user.config file with some DNP variables for the database name, user and password.

More info on that process can be found at: http://forum.dotnetpanel.com/forums/t/20.aspx.

Thanks,
Joe

I have created an application for mojoPortal 2.2.9.2. It can be downloaded from http://i7media.net/SharedFiles/Download.aspx?pageid=6&fileid=2&mid=9.

Also, the mojoPortal 2.2.8.6 application pack download link is now http://i7media.net/SharedFiles/Download.aspx?pageid=6&fileid=1&mid=9.

Thanks,Joe

Hi Joe,

I've added you to a role so you can mainatin the article about the DotNetPanel Pack yourself. This way you can update thelinks and versions as needed. When you visit the page you should see edit links.

You can safely remove the scripts for other data layers that you don't plan to use to make the mojoportal package smaller before you package it for DotNetPanel.

I must keep at least the  MS SQL and MySql in the release package for MS SQL because I can't make a package pre-configured for MySql due to the GPL. So I make it easy for the user, they only have to drop in the replacement data dlls in the /bin folder and its ready for MySql. So instructions for MySql is to use the MS SQL package and replace the data dlls.

I could potentially remove the other db scripts from the MS package, I will consider this next release.

Thanks a lot for your donation!

Best,

Joe

I have one for the 2.3.2.9 release, I will get it posted on my website and let you know when I have done so. I will also try to get 2.3.3.0 packaged.

FYI, DotNetPanel does support the Microsoft Web Gallery now so the application packs are going to be obsolete soon.

Thanks,
Joe D.