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I have tried to install two of the "free" modules on my website and each time I am getting the following error AFTER the module upload/installation completes successfully...

Once I get this error I am unable to access my dotnetnuke folder. What am I doing wrong?

Runtime Error

            <pre><!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->

<configuration>
    <system.web>
        <customErrors mode=&amp;quot;Off&amp;quot;/>
    </system.web>
</configuration></pre>
            

            <pre><!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->

<configuration>
    <system.web>
        <customErrors mode=&amp;quot;RemoteOnly&amp;quot; defaultRedirect=&amp;quot;mycustompage.htm&amp;quot;/>
    </system.web>
</configuration></pre>
            

http://webhostforasp.net/, is this your hosting company?  If it is I think the problem is theirs.  I am having similar difficulties.  I even get the error when trying to use their own trouble ticket form.

Same issue. Migrated all of my DNN sites to two GoDaddy hosting accounts (migration is a nightmare and expensive).

After I had about 2/3 of my sites rebuilt (manually) I installed the Flatburger Ultra Media Gallery and both my GD hosting accounts on DNN and ALL sites are down!!!

GoDaddy will not support the DNN install (even though it was their own via Metropolis).

I have only had a couple of responses from the Module builder (BizModules.net). They are mad, and don't know that Flatburger was giving away their module:

---------- SnowCovered Ticket excerpt ------------------------------------------------------------------------

I tried renaming (with an underscrore at the file name start) all of the new files in /BIN and /DesktopModules. I just got new errors, one by one and even after all files were renamed. SO I put the names back.

Help, Help, Help, Help, Help?

Christopher

See http://www.NoDaddyHosting.com (while it lasts), where I'm documenting the problem and solution to this.

1. GoDaddy should be more responsible and let folks know their Metropolis DNN will not run modules that require Full Trust.

2. The DNN world should let people know when their modules require Full Trust.

3. There is NO info on Google about using FTP to delete files to get a DNN back up.

4. The DotNetNuke site is so pathetic for searching that you can only get close to a term like "FTP" and then drill around for days until you find a link to an offsite answer on page 14 of a thread.

God, I can't wait for the Internet to go away and we can all get back to 3 x 5 cards ;^)

BTW: Web since 1993 (1400 baud, Telnet, Archie, Veronica, Jughead... and HTML when nobody thought there would be versions!)