Hi Joe!
So registered here!
- Yes, I did delete the DotNetOpenId.dll - file.
Do I need to delete all SQLite-files and replace them with the MSSQL-version?
I also tried to change that line that would give you more detailed info, but nothing happened.
This is info from the webhost:
ASP: ASP / ASP.NET (1, 2 och 3.5)
Komponenter: ASPEmail, ASPUpload
PHP: Ja, PHP5
MySQL: 1 st (100 MB max)
MSSQL: Ja, tillvalstjänst
Access: Ja
"Ja" = Yes.
As you can see, we have MySQL , MSSQL as an option, and we have Access.
[quote]Hi Phil,
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 5:07 PM, Webmaster TTF
wrote:
> Found out that we do indeed have 3.5!
> Does that mean we rather should try the ordinary MSsql-version?
>
> But, what do you make of this?
> http://www.sverigestaltidningar.se/Setup/Default.aspx
>
> I changed the config file from the fulltrust to the medium trust.
>
Did you delete the file DotNetOpenId.dll from the /bin folder?
My guess is you are running in medium trust so SQLite is not an
option. You need to find out if your host can provide you an MS SQL
database.
If it still shows the same error after deleting the DotNetOpenId.dll
then edit your Web.config file, look for this:
and change it to this:
This should show more error detail, once your site is working you
should change that setting back to RemoteOnly so that we don't provide
useful error information to hackers.
Please if you have further questions can you register on
mojoportal.com and post in the forums?
Best,
Joe
>
> ________________________________
> Från: Joe Audette
> Skickat: den 12 maj 2009 15:07
> Till: webmaster@sverigestaltidningar.se
> Ämne: Re: mojoPortal: Installation newb
>
> Its worth a try. Its not clear if you have .NET 1.1, 2.0, or 3.5, so
> I'm not sure.
> Also if your host enforces a medium trust policy it won't work with
> SQLite, it will throw security errors. If its full trust it should
> work.
> Just download the mojoportal-2-3-0-1.sqlitereleasefiles.zip
> Extract it on your local machine
> upload the contents (not the folder itself) of wwwroot folder to the
> root folder of your hosted web
> In your web control panel you may need to edit permiossions to make
> the /Data folder writable
> Visit yoursiteeroot/Setup/Default.aspx
>
> Hope it works for you. If it is medium trust hosting, then find out if
> they offer an MS SQL database which will work fine in Medium trust but
> will require a little extra configuration as described here:
> http://www.mojoportal.com/mediumtrust.aspx
>
> Best,
>
> Joe[/quote]