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Ben Tiedt
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By: Ben Tiedt
Posted: Mon, Sep 17 2007 9:39 AM In reply to

tomazaz:

I have uploaded Scott files to server and now while clicking on blog post I get error message "page not found". http://trythetaste.com/

Could anyone help me? I am trying to configure CS as one blog web page, unfortunately one week passed but I still can't find solution.

It looks like its working now. 

Ben Tiedt's Blog

 
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Posted: Mon, Sep 17 2007 1:28 PM In reply to

It seems that .NET are cashing files and load new instances of asp.net files after some time.

 
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By: afscrome
Posted: Wed, Sep 19 2007 6:12 PM In reply to

A quick note for those trying to install this on CS 2007.1 - CS 2007.1 has changed the job that sends out emails from a thread running every 5 minutes to one every 10 minutes.  THe communityserver_override.config file in the download on the first page overrides the 5 minute thread to run every 1 minute however, as there is no longer a 5 minute job thread in CS 2007.1, CS will throw an error.

To fix this problem, you'll need to find the folowing section in communityserver_override.config

 <Override xpath = "/CommunityServer/Tasks/Threads/Thread[@minutes='5']" mode = "update">
  <Thread minutes="1">
  <task name = "Emails" type = "CommunityServer.MailRoom.Components.EmailJob, CommunityServer.MailGateway.MailRoom" enabled = "true" enableShutDown = "false" failureInterval = "1" numberOfTries = "10" />
  </Thread>
 </Override>

and replace it with

 <Override xpath = "/CommunityServer/Tasks/Threads/Thread[@minutes='10']" mode = "update">
  <Thread minutes="1">
  <task name = "Emails" type = "CommunityServer.MailRoom.Components.EmailJob, CommunityServer.MailGateway.MailRoom" enabled = "true" enableShutDown = "false" failureInterval = "1" numberOfTries = "10" />
  </Thread>
 </Override>

 
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Posted: Sun, Nov 25 2007 1:18 PM In reply to

How do I setup IIS? I already have www.mysite.com. It accepts all requests for subdomains to work as IIS 6 does not have wildcard feature... So mysuser,mysite.com goes to my primary site. Now Hwo do I get all requests *.community.mysite.com comming to community website????  

 
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By: Rick Reszler
Posted: Mon, Nov 26 2007 9:59 AM In reply to

rfurdzik:

How do I setup IIS? I already have www.mysite.com. It accepts all requests for subdomains to work as IIS 6 does not have wildcard feature... So mysuser,mysite.com goes to my primary site. Now Hwo do I get all requests *.community.mysite.com comming to community website????  

You can do this easily with Host Headers.

Come back if you have any questions but this link even has screenshots. 

Rick Reszler


 
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Posted: Thu, Jan 3 2008 4:58 PM In reply to

I followed these instructions and was able to resolve some of the issues mentioned in this forum about 'Forum not found'.

However, the RSS link button in the navigation bar returns a page not found error. I saw a post about this and included the RSS path in the siteurls_override.config file, but it still doesn't work (I did restart the app).

Here is my siteurls_override.config file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<Overrides>
 <Override xpath="/SiteUrls/transformers/add[@key='##blogdirectory##']" mode = "change" name = "value" value = "" /> 
 <Override xpath = "/SiteUrls/locations/location[@name='weblogs']" mode = "change" name = "path" value = "/" />
 <Override xpath = "/SiteUrls/locations/location[@name='weblogs']" mode = "new" name = "physicalPath" value = "/blogs/chip_martin/" />
 <Override xpath = "/SiteUrls/locations/location[@name='weblogs']" mode = "change" name = "type" value = "CommunityServer.Blogs.Components.SingleBlogLocation, CommunityServer.Blogs" /> 
  <Override xpath = "/SiteUrls/locations/location[@name='weblogs']/url[@name='webloghome']" mode = "update">
  <url name = "webloghome"  path="blogs" pattern="default.aspx" physicalPath="/themes/default/common/"  vanity="{2}" page="home.aspx" />
  <url name = "feedshome"  path="feeds" pattern="default.aspx" physicalPath="/themes/default/common/"  vanity="{2}" page="home.aspx" />
 </Override>

</Overrides>

The site is at www.bmpr.com/cs and I want it to default to my appkey (default blog) of 'chip_martin' which is under the default blogs directory.
Note: I am using the paperclip theme, not sure if anything has to be changed due to that.

Thanks

 
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steveb51977
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By: steveb51977
Posted: Thu, Jan 3 2008 5:08 PM In reply to

I figured out the issue,

I modified this line:
<Override xpath = "/SiteUrls/locations/location[@name='weblogs']" mode = "new" name = "physicalPath" value = "/blogs/chip_martin/" />
to:
<Override xpath = "/SiteUrls/locations/location[@name='weblogs']" mode = "new" name = "physicalPath" value = "/blogs/" />
 

The RSS and ATOM feed links work fine now.

 
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