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New Post 12/2/2006 8:15 AM
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Re: Installation of 0.7 in Win 2003R2 
Hi Davin,
Thanks for your help. I’m reading the thread that you suggest, but I don’t can use the log table, because I didn’t have the chance to run the scripts to make the DataBase (I have a empty DB). I was also looking the global.asax, and I can see only a reference to the global.asax.cs code behind.
I have repeated the installation in other server, with the same hardware, and just only an empty Windows 2003 R2 with precisely the same result: a blank page. I’m wondering of it is a conflict with Win 3k2 R2. This is a empty, laboratory machine, and I can do any kind of experiments in it; if you like, I can run test code to trace the problem, but I need some help to do it (I understand CSharp fairly well, but I’m not a developer). If you have any suggestion or help software, I will be glad to run it.
Gustavo
 
New Post 12/2/2006 6:00 PM
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Re: Installation of 0.7 in Win 2003R2 
I am not sure if this is the cause but the sql script was in the wrong encoding format.  It has now been fixed and the repository has been updated.

The other change I made was to the code so error messages will now display to the page.

You can get the fix from here to see if it fixes the problem.  Put the script in the Install\dbscripts folder and the assembly in the bin directory.

Davin Dubeau
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New Post 12/3/2006 3:33 AM
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Re: Installation of 0.7 in Win 2003R2 
Hi Davin,
Thank you for the update. I think I have found the problem. I was making installation after installation of BugNET in different systems, writing documentation about every step, and finally I can reproduce the problem and the solution. The problem is not of BugNET, but it is an issue of SQL. If you install SQL server in the default form, the server authentication mode will be “Windows authentication mode” per default; normally, I change it immediately to “SQL server and Windows authentication mode” to be able to make my own users in the DB. YOU NEED TO STOP AND RESTART SQL after you do that. It is not documented in SQL, but, after I did it, everything was working perfectly.
Thanks again for your commitment to find the problem.
 
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