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Windows 2003 Standard SP2 SQL Express 2005 Version 2.3.0.1
I have installed and run setup/default.aspx without any problem but when I go to the root I get couldn't connect to the sql 2005 server standard error, Doesn't it use the same connectionstring as in user.config?
Are you using the release package or source code?
Are you using a sql user in your connection string or a windows user. I recommend use a sql user.
Best,
Joe
I'm currently using a sql user (tested with a windows one didn't help)I downloaded mojoportal-2-3-0-1-mssqlreleasefiles.zip from codeplex
There is only 1 connection string used. Make sure your sql user is a dbo for the db. If you are running in a virtual directory beneath another .NET app/site the config settings from above cvould be interfering.
Hope it helps,
Removed the dummt connection string from web.config gave it it's own App pool.. didn't help...
Oh, it's setup as a website btw
Did you make the db user a dbo on the db (database owner)
please post the stack trace of the error.
Is this a clean install or did you move the db from another installation?
Yup user is dbo, it was a clean install and il see if I can get a trace that isn't regular "under default bla bla..."
Make sure there are no other default documents configured in IIS except for Default.aspx, maybe there is some other file like Default.asp showing a db error.
What happens if you visit yoursiteroot/Default.aspx or yoursiteroot/home.aspx instead of just yoursiteroot/
Sorry to say it didn't help, Default.aspx and Home.aspx both show the error... I'm going to try and install Express 2008 and see if that will help...
Find this in your Web.config file:
<customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" ...
and change it to this:
<customErrors mode="Off" ...
Then visit yoursiteroot/Default.aspx and post any error you see with all details.
Found it, was the SessionStateManager that was wrong, thanks for all the Help!
Great support for this