I hope someone can help me out here.
Since a few days my website gives a runtime error.
I haven't changed anything, and my provider says he didn't change anything, and he can't solve the problem.
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runtime error
vistalad
Did you make sure that the security in both virtual and physical folders is configured properly after you've copied them to a remote server For example, does ASP.NET username have access to those folders
plgoldman
Hi!
Thanks for asking! I'm a member of the ASP.NET team, and was just popping over here to see what was going on. The best place to ask ASP.NET questions is over on the ASP.NET forums at
http://www.asp.net/welcome.aspx tabindex=1&tabid=39Did your application ever run If so, than something has likely changed, either by you accidentally, or your hoster changed something without telling you. Try turning custom errors off and see what kind of information you can gather from the stack trace. The best place to follow up with this is the ASP.NET forums.
HTH,
PEte
Chickenwing
I appreciate your help.
I don't have enough knowledge to answer your questions, but I mailed my ISP about security.
But what I can see: 'secure folders are disabled'. 'There are no virtual directories created'.
I'm sorry I cannot be more specific.
Carter Medlin
My hoster didn't know what caused the problem. After he completely re-installed IIS the error does not occur any more.
Thanks everyone for your effort
lalbertoth
It's impossible to tell because your app does not allow us to see the stack trace prior to the termination. You can try and reproduce the problem on your development box, or you can follow the steps outlined on that page to allow us to see the lines of source code around the bug. Please realize the implications of following the last recommendation - people will be able to see some of your code and if you have a SQL connection with a hardcoded server/username/password, or any other sensitive data in your source code, then do not do that.
csqepaul
But when I move my files to the internet, it doesn't work there.