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5.5.2 Clean install with IIS produces error

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I downloaded the clean install version of TeamSite 5.5.2 and when I installed the program I was receiving an error message when I connected to my login page. I went back and looked at the Y: virtual directory and it was being mapped to Y:" which produced an error in the mapping. Since the Y: drive was up and functioning I just remapped the directory to Y:\. This fixed the problem and everything except for Metatagger 3.0 is functioning properly. Has anyone else seen this problem while using Windows NT and IIS 4.0 with TeamSite 5.5.2?

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sajiddc

Your post is a bit confusing. Could you please explain the following lines:
>>. I went back and looked at the Y: virtual directory and it >>was being mapped to Y:" which produced an error in the >>mapping. Since the Y: drive was up and functioning I just >>remapped the directory to Y:\.

Adam Stoller

I believe I know what is being referred to - which would seem to indicate an error in the tspostreboot.pl processing that createst the virtual mapping for iw-mount to Y:\ (in this case, leaving off the '\').

I remember seeing this problem a long time ago (versions 3.x or early 4.x) - but I haven't noticed it recently - but take that with a grain of salt as I haven't done very many from-scratch installations recently - and those I have done recently were on Windows 2000 with IIS 5.0 (by the way, IIS 5 is recommended over IIS 4 - especially on production servers if you are going to be using OpenDeploy - IIS4 had some very nasty locking/blocking problems).

Unfortunately, all this doesn't really help explain why this problem seemed to resurface - as I don't know if it is a problem with NT, IIS 4, or tspostrepoot.pl, or any other number of potential things.

Sorry,

--fish
(Interwoven, Curriculum Development)

sajiddc

I just looked at the tspostreboot.pl script from a TS 5.5.2 Build 9275 and everything seems to be fine. Also, I never had any issues with the script or the post reboot configuration. Infact in my IIS, it is configured as "Y:\".