I'm having the same issue. 6.0.0 of Umbraco and v2 of standard website mvc. I have given IIS_IUSRS full control premissions to the root folder containing Umbraco and verified that the premissions did flow down to the user controls folder.
Thanks for the swift response. I am running on a virtual directory and it is installed on a 2003 server. I am connecting from a mac via the web browser and installing the package that has been copied to the server manually.
I'm trying to run Umbraco on Windows Server 2008 R2 Stanadard with IIS 7.5. I've create an application for Umbraco within IIS with the App Pool running .Net 4.0 and using the Network Service Identity. I've given Everyone, IIS_IUSRS, and Network Service full control over the Umbraco folder, but I'm still getting the same error.
I setup Umbraco on localhost with an application in IIS 7.5. I've stopped working with the standard website mvc template since I'm having other issues with Umbraco in general.
All. What I've noticed in my setup, is that Umbraco creates a folder in my application root folder with the same name as the application root folder and copies all the files there. Is this the temp folder that the packages get unzipped to, and maybe there are permission errors when it tries to move the files up to the actual folders?
Installation Error Umbraco 6 and v2
I still get the error message when installing the package:
The file '/new/usercontrols/StandardWebsiteInstall.ascx' does not exist.
I downloaded UmbracoCms.6.0.0.zip from Codeplex and the version 2 of the Standard Website MVC package from this site.
What am I missing?
* Rendering Changed to MVC
* CustomErrors Off
* Wiped and Re-Installed Entire Umbraco Site
Looks like a permissions issue and that the .ascx files hasn't been able to be copied to your /usercontrols folder.
Does the .ascx file exist?
Check your permissions and then reinstall.
I granted Full Control to Network Service on the User Control folder.
I'm using a Virtual Directory but that shoudn't have anything to do with it.
Still no dice.
I'm having the same issue. 6.0.0 of Umbraco and v2 of standard website mvc. I have given IIS_IUSRS full control premissions to the root folder containing Umbraco and verified that the premissions did flow down to the user controls folder.
Thanks Sean. Glad to see I'm not the only one.
I'm not sure Umbraco works well in a Virtual directory.
Please can you both confirm you're running on your local machine and you have given Everyone full control of all folders/files?
Chris,
Thanks for the swift response. I am running on a virtual directory and it is installed on a 2003 server. I am connecting from a mac via the web browser and installing the package that has been copied to the server manually.
Thanks
Chris,
I'm trying to run Umbraco on Windows Server 2008 R2 Stanadard with IIS 7.5. I've create an application for Umbraco within IIS with the App Pool running .Net 4.0 and using the Network Service Identity. I've given Everyone, IIS_IUSRS, and Network Service full control over the Umbraco folder, but I'm still getting the same error.
Have you deleted everything and tried again?
Can you check you've got Standardwebsite 2.0?
Chris,
Yes to both questions. I downloaded StandardWebsiteMVC_2.0.zip under the Package Files section.
Sean,
Are you using a virtual directory/application or are you running Umbraco on localhost (or equivalent)?
Cheers
Chris,
I setup Umbraco on localhost with an application in IIS 7.5. I've stopped working with the standard website mvc template since I'm having other issues with Umbraco in general.
I have the same issue : 'StandardWebsiteInstall.ascx' does not exist
I have granted "full" permissions for network service and iis_usrs on the entire inetpub directory
I have installed umbraco as an application under default IIS
Did anyone solve this problem?
All. What I've noticed in my setup, is that Umbraco creates a folder in my application root folder with the same name as the application root folder and copies all the files there. Is this the temp folder that the packages get unzipped to, and maybe there are permission errors when it tries to move the files up to the actual folders?
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