Trying to install Knowledge Server. Get the following SQL error. Also I have set write permission each of the folders listed, but they are still listed. Any thoughts.
Have you tried running the permissions script?Otherwise I guess you need to ensure that aspnet has access to read and alter properties of the folders as well as the application to have access. As with these things there are lots of permissions to get in the way, eg NTLM, IIS and application. Likewise SQL might bit have the protocol enabled, even if the logon and password is ok. Eg you installed it using NTLM but its bot going to conenct via an SQL logon method. Or the two NT userID have different credentials. So you have better check 'who' it is that is trying to access (eg CS asks a worker process to connect on its behalf etc).
just some thoughts
The installer reads from your CS connection string. Which version of CS and of the KB product are you using?
This is a known bug which has been fixed and will be released ASAP.
The problem is with the namespace that MS introduced in web.config.
Until we get the next release out, you can temporarily remove the namespace declaration from your web.config file so the opening tag is just "<configuration>" instead of "<configuration xmlns="...">.
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