Any other errors in the log?

Set RedirectHomeFromSetupPagesWhenSystemIsUpToDate=false in web.config and see what Upgrade.aspx says. I suspect it will say your system is up to date. I cannot think why you don't see the link to create site data. On Setup/Default.aspx, view the source of the page (right click page and choose view source) Does the html look ok, do you see any errors or do you see a link that maybe isn't visible for some reason?

Are there any rows in MP_SITES?

Joe

Yes, that was the syntax error, the 1 shouldn't be there.

If there are no more errors in the log I'm kind of stumped.

All I can say is I'm working on an improved setup process which should be ready within the next few weeks, maybe it will go more smoothly.

You do have the Charset in the conenction string set to match the Charset of the db right?

Are you using the SYSDBA user in your connection string? If not try it and see if any difference.

You mentioned you have FB .net Provider: 2.0.1.0, is that installed in the GAC? mojoPortal includes its own version in the bin folder Firebird.Data.FirebirdClient.dll, I had to make a few small changes due to some bugs I ran into using it. If its installed in the GAC on your machine it may be using that version instead of the custom one in the bin folder. You might try removing it from the GAC.

Joe

Hi Bert,

Nothing very helpful in your log. If it were not for the fact that it shows the version on the upgrade page I would suspect it is not connecting to the db but it must be to show the version.

In the connection string in your web.config you did not specify Charset. On my machine when I created the db using Flamerobin I specified the Charset as UTF8 and I specifed this in the connection string. I notice your connection string doesn't have the pooling, fetch size, conection timeout, Lifetime settings specified.

My Connection string is like this:

Data Source=localhost;Server Type=0;Port Number=3050;Database=C:\Users\JoeAudette\devprojects\mojoportal\mojoportal.fdb;Dialect=3;Charset=UTF8;Pooling=True;Min Pool Size=0;Max Pool Size=200;Connection Timeout=10;Connection Lifetime=60;Fetch Size=200;User Id=SYSDBA;Password=masterkey

Can you try putting these settings in your connection string?

What Charset is your db using? If not UTF8 can you try making a new db using UTF8?

Thanks,

Joe