Also, make sure that you "unblocked" the zip file before extracting it. If you unblock it now and overwrite the existing files, then you might need to do an IIS Reset to flush the cached "blocking" of certain dll's.
All 34 bin files are copied with no problem. I've made sure Network Service has Full Control of the directory (Windows 7 64 bit) and have run IISRESET numerous times.
It was a security issue that I didn't catch before because IIS 7 is a bit different that 6. It seems it creates a unique user for each application pool. I switched the application pool to use Network Service. SUCCESS!
Thanks for sending me down the right road to fixing this. Hopefully this post will help out the next guy.
the alternative way is to set the permissions for the user 'IIS AppPools\{your-app-pool-name}' instead of the network service account. As using the AppPool identity is standard with IIS7.5 I guess that's the way forward.
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I can't install Umbraco. The Next button doesn't do anything. Also the install page doesn't look normal.
Reassert your security permissions.
Also, make sure that you "unblocked" the zip file before extracting it. If you unblock it now and overwrite the existing files, then you might need to do an IIS Reset to flush the cached "blocking" of certain dll's.
All 34 bin files are copied with no problem. I've made sure Network Service has Full Control of the directory (Windows 7 64 bit) and have run IISRESET numerous times.
Is it possible that it is a problem with Ajax?
I FIGURED IT OUT!
It was a security issue that I didn't catch before because IIS 7 is a bit different that 6. It seems it creates a unique user for each application pool. I switched the application pool to use Network Service. SUCCESS!
Thanks for sending me down the right road to fixing this. Hopefully this post will help out the next guy.
Hi Geiger,
the alternative way is to set the permissions for the user 'IIS AppPools\{your-app-pool-name}' instead of the network service account. As using the AppPool identity is standard with IIS7.5 I guess that's the way forward.
Cheers,
Sascha
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