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BlogEngine.Net 1.6 is released – and I’ve upgraded! Also migrated to IIS 7

04/02/2010 by Sam 2 Comments

I’ve just upgraded to BE.Net 1.6, and I thought I’d migrate to GoDaddy’s IIS 7 servers at the same time. The theory is that this would be a an easy migration and I’d have the weekend to iron out any bugs. Not so.

After testing on my local IIS 7 and working perfectly, I uploaded the updates to my live blog and hit the “Migrate to IIS 7” button, which promises it will be completed in 24h. I received the “update your DNS” email, and duly updated my A records to the new server, and the transfer seems to be ok – aside from the fact that viewing any specific post causes an error – I’m guessing with the permissions of the App_Data folder. The catch being that I can’t access my IIS settings until GoDaddy have completed their 24h migration process.

It’s now been more than 72 hours since I kicked of the migration and still I cannot access and fix the IIS permissions issue which is dogging my blog. I’ve emailed twice and am still waiting for some resolution. Perhaps I won’t be renewing this year?

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Comments

  1. John W. Nixon says

    22/03/2010 at 2:00 am

    When I read your post, I thought to myself, "Damn, I wish I would have read this before I clicked the Upgrade to IIS7 button on my GoDaddy account. So I’m sitting here waiting! I’m in the same boat you were in.

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  2. SamMcGeown says

    23/03/2010 at 11:41 am

    Sorry to hear that – looks like your site is still down at the moment. The good news is that it does sort itself out eventually, keep pushing GoDaddy support though.

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