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• Re: Error id Web.Config File

  customerErrors element has a wrong value. <customErrors mode="off" /> The correct value should be: <customErrors mode="Off" /> Note that the value is an enum and is case sensitive.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 8/18/2006

• Re: How to encrypt sessionState SqlConnectionString?

  That sounds like if the user your are running the command doesn't have permissions to the key container. Use aspnet_regiis with the -pa switch to grant access to an user. By default, the user that created the key container will have access to it. The key can be created by using the -pc switch. It is also created automatically the first time you encrypt. Another option could be to encrypt with a different key. For that, add a new encryption provider to the web.config: < configProtectedData >

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 8/12/2006

• Re: How to make config section Required with ConfigurationSection

  The first thought will be to use a validator for the configuration section. Unfortunately , validators are only called when deserializing from the config file, so it won't be call if the section is not present. A second option will be to override the GetRuntimeObject() method and validate there the section is present. The problem here is that the method is only called when the section is accessed thru runtime API (e.g. ConfigurationManager.GetSection()) But it wont work if the section is accessed

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 8/5/2006

• Re: How to make config section Required with ConfigurationSection

  I guess that depends of what you want to do. What are you using the IsPresent property for? What are you going to do when the section is not present?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 8/4/2006

• Re: newbie: problem with IIS on windows server 2003

  aspnet_regiis is inside the Framework directory. You'll need to change to that folder or add it to your path. The framework dir for .Net 2.0 is at something like c:\Windows\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v2.0.50727.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 7/28/2006

• Re: newbie: problem with IIS on windows server 2003

  Did you forget to enable asp.net with IIS? This is normally done by executing: aspnet_regiis -i -enable. Or by enabling Asp.Net using inetmgr.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 7/28/2006

• Re: How to make config section Required with ConfigurationSection

  This works different in 2.0. In 2.0 you can know if the section was present on the xml file by using ConfigurationSection.ElementInformation.IsPresent.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 7/28/2006

• Re: web.config file of root directoy interferes with the sub-application web.config.

  This is the expected behavior. web.config are inherited through the applications hiearchy. One thing you could try is to delete the module from your subapp web.config: <remove name="ScriptModule" />

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 7/7/2006

• Re: Server 2003 with German Language option - site.config setting

  One idea. What if you print the ACLs of a known directory? The localized name for NT AUTHORITY will be printed as part of the domain for system: C:\Temp>cacls %SystemRoot% C:\WINDOWS BUILTIN\Users:R BUILTIN\Administrators:F BUILTIN\Administrators:(OI)(CI)(IO)F NT AUTHORITY \SYSTEM:F NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:(OI)(CI)(IO)F

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 6/30/2006

• Re: Weird behaviour when encrypting web.config

  Did you grant access to the identity on the web page to the encryption key? Normally, if you encrypt a section with: aspnet_regiis -pe connectionStrings -app /appname This will encrypt the connectionStrings section on your web app web.config using the default encryption provider, which is RsaProtectedConfigurationProvider. This provider uses the NetFrameworkConfigurationKey as the key container, by default. To grant permissions to the identity in your page run: aspnet_regiis -pa NetFrameworkConfigurationKey

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by josere on 6/30/2006