Install error: "Could not save the web.config file...."
I'm installing Umbraco on my shared-hosted website. I'm now on page 2 of the Umbraco install screens where you enter your database info. After I entered my database info, I get the following message on the install screen:
Could not save the web.config file. Please modify the connection string
manually. Request for the permission of type
'System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' failed.
So manually changed the web.config, at the line "<add key="umbracoDbDSN"... Then I FTP'ed the new web.config up to my site. But I still get this error.
The db connection should be correct now. How do I get past this page 2 of the install screens?
Or does this error mean I have a larger problem with my file permissions?
Most probably a permission issue again, it's a known issue when using ftp to upload new files, it seems somehow to reset permissions... May be a hoster's task to get the permissions right again....
The error message appears to say it's possible to edit the web.config manually. Is that an option? I did that but I don't know how to get past this screen.
For Users : ADD AspNet User to administrator group so that it has full rights
(Start-Settings-ControlPanel-AdministratorTool-ComputerManagement-Click Users Group
Right click on AspNet User- Select Properties -In Member of TaB - Select Add - Select Advance-Click FindNow-Select Administrator group-Click Ok-Again OK
Install error: "Could not save the web.config file...."
I'm installing Umbraco on my shared-hosted website. I'm now on page 2 of the Umbraco install screens where you enter your database info. After I entered my database info, I get the following message on the install screen:
Could not save the web.config file. Please modify the connection string manually. Request for the permission of type 'System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' failed.
So manually changed the web.config, at the line "<add key="umbracoDbDSN"... Then I FTP'ed the new web.config up to my site. But I still get this error.
The db connection should be correct now. How do I get past this page 2 of the install screens?
Or does this error mean I have a larger problem with my file permissions?
tesuji,
Most probably a permission issue again, it's a known issue when using ftp to upload new files, it seems somehow to reset permissions... May be a hoster's task to get the permissions right again....
Cheers,
/Dirk
The error message appears to say it's possible to edit the web.config manually. Is that an option? I did that but I don't know how to get past this screen.
Hi Dirk
I am doing an installation on Vista with IIS 7
I have the application pool's Process Model "Identity" value set to "NetworkService"
I have confirmed that the Built-in account's effective permissions to the files are set to full control on my machine,
but I can't get past screen 2 of the wizard.
I manually edited the web.config file to update the connection string ... but no luck, I can't move on
So I know this is probably some sort of permissions issue but I don't know where look any more to be able to fix it.
Kind regards
George
Hi Dirk
I got Lucky - I noticed that the account 'IUSER' was missing from the permissions dialog.
I added the user, edited permissions and so I could continue with installation.
Hi, I'm trying to install version 4.03 (Win 2003 and SQL Server) and got the same message.
I followed instructions to set folder permissions using both methods ICACLS and SetAcl with no result.
I manually modified web.config but can't get pass screen 2 of the wizard. It keeps telling me "Could not save the web.config file"
Best regards
Hello, After some google search, I found the way to bypass the problem by editing "detect.ascx" and enabling the "install" button ...
Just set Visible="True" ans was able to go to step 3 ... I didn't like the workaround by it worked.
Thanks ...
I too had the same issue.
The issue is because of permission issue.
For Users : ADD AspNet User to administrator group so that it has full rights
(Start-Settings-ControlPanel-AdministratorTool-ComputerManagement-Click Users Group
Right click on AspNet User- Select Properties -In Member of TaB - Select Add - Select Advance-Click FindNow-Select Administrator group-Click Ok-Again OK
You should now be able to move to step 3 by
GOOD LUCK
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