I’ve been trying to set up Community Server and I can’t seem to run it.
On localhost I setup with no sweat.
When I uploaded 6MB zip and uncompressed it, I start to execute sqls.
After sqls tried to run it, but I get an error.
I don’t know what error to be precise, because I am not allowed to view the error remote, so I need to set in web.config, which I did, but when I refresh the page, I get the same page like I didn’t add customErrors tag in the first place.
I’ve been working on this since last night until now and nothing.
I’ve even tried to run CS from localhost with connection string set to database on my server (actually your’s :)), and I get different error.
I’ve posted this problem on CS forum, but there isn’t any helpful information.
How can I see what kind of error is it, since I can’t fix the error I don’t know what’s the error about?
I manually executed sqls and I haven’t request dbo.
I am newbie in MSSql, but I think that error is happening before database connection since I can’t run Installer (I get the same error).
On localhost I have successfuly installed CS, but after sqls execution I get small error because ASPNET acc don’t have permition to read web.config file and some other folder wich I think that this is the error here.
I don’t know how to do the same here if needed.
I am sorry, but my friend, who owns the reseller account, can’t find ticket ID in Support center > User tickets that are formated like EDF-5244424-AFG or similar, just 406414 and 145964 as posted before.
Yes the person that owns the account needs to come to us directly for support, if you can have him forward us your support requests we can process them promptly
I tried to connect to server via localhost and works so I have to ask you, does aspnet1.1 application work when aspnet2.0 is enabled on the same domain/sub domain?
Critical Error: SiteUrls.Config
The file containing the SiteUrl Data could not be loaded.
Please contact your CommunityServer administrator. A technical explanation of why this error is caused is below.
Community Server expects to find a valid XML file containing all of the links for a community. By default, this file is located at the root of the with the name SiteUrls.config.
A common error is to included unescaped XML characters, such as “&” when defining a querystring.
If available, the location of the error will be listed below:
Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
Could not find stored procedure ‘dbo.cs_SiteSettings_Get’.
