Finally upgraded my site to 4.0.2.1 from 3.0.6(?). I copied over the files folder by folder so I wouldn't blow out the templates or media files. I had to re-give Network Services full control on the usual folders. Ran the installer with sucess and can login to the admin area, but the public site has an configuration error saying: "Parser Error Message: Could not load file or assembly 'UrlRewriting.UrlRewriter' or one of its dependencies." Points to the line in the web.config file mentioning the URL REWRITER.
I never touched that line. The file exist in the bin folder. I've check permissions and everything looks fine. Not sure what else to do?
I'll reapply the permissions, but its weird that the admin site works great, but it's the public side that doesn't. I guess none of the admin features use any of the bin or config files? You'd think I'd see permission errors there too?
OK. I got live site to come up. I guess there were some conflicting sites created in the Default Web Site. I deleted them and it came up! Yeah. But then realized....
1) My breadcrumb macro isn't working and
2) None of the Flat URLs are working. I don't even see them in the link to document under properties.
Whenever upgrading a site I find it a good idea to delete the /data/umbraco.config file. This file will be re-created when the application pool starts so no worries in that regard.
If that doesn't fix the bread-crumb and link issue, re-publish each of your first-level nodes, along with all the children. That'll force umbraco to re-calculate all the urls.
UrlRewritingNet.UrlRewriter error after upgrade to 4.0.2.1
Finally upgraded my site to 4.0.2.1 from 3.0.6(?). I copied over the files folder by folder so I wouldn't blow out the templates or media files. I had to re-give Network Services full control on the usual folders. Ran the installer with sucess and can login to the admin area, but the public site has an configuration error saying: "Parser Error Message: Could not load file or assembly 'UrlRewriting.UrlRewriter' or one of its dependencies." Points to the line in the web.config file mentioning the URL REWRITER.
I never touched that line. The file exist in the bin folder. I've check permissions and everything looks fine. Not sure what else to do?
Any hints?
Thank you.
Jose
When upgrading, did you also overwrite the web.config with the one from the latest version?
Yes. I did. I read somewhere I should do that.
I should note, I wrote over almost every file or folder. except xslt, or media where it'd delete my site info.
Ok, that's good then :)
Do you have a UrlRewritingNet.UrlRewriter.dll in your bin folder?
Oh, and a UrlRewriting.config in the config-folder?
Yup and Yup.
I'll reapply the permissions, but its weird that the admin site works great, but it's the public side that doesn't. I guess none of the admin features use any of the bin or config files? You'd think I'd see permission errors there too?
Jose
Only thing I can think of is the version of the dll.....wouldn't hurt to overwrite it with the one from version 4
I've copied over everything that was there again, folder by folder. Same result.
Just to loop back. This is running on a Windows Server 2003, SQL 2005, .NET 2.0. and ran fine with 3.0.6.
OK. I got live site to come up. I guess there were some conflicting sites created in the Default Web Site. I deleted them and it came up! Yeah. But then realized....
1) My breadcrumb macro isn't working and
2) None of the Flat URLs are working. I don't even see them in the link to document under properties.
Thank you for spoon feeding me here.
Jose
Whenever upgrading a site I find it a good idea to delete the /data/umbraco.config file. This file will be re-created when the application pool starts so no worries in that regard.
If that doesn't fix the bread-crumb and link issue, re-publish each of your first-level nodes, along with all the children. That'll force umbraco to re-calculate all the urls.
cheers,
doug.
Yes! Success! OK. I'm going to breath a bit easier now.
Thank you Doug for puting this over the top, and Peter for keeping me going.
Alrightly, now I can start playing around!
Jose
Yes! Success! OK. I'm going to breath a bit easier now.
Thank you Doug for puting this over the top, and Peter for keeping me going.
Alrightly, now I can start playing around!
Jose
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