Think I'm missing an installation step?

[kev160967]

Hi, I installed Klondike last night, from the latest stable binaries (build 156). I created a new web site on an existing IIS 8.5 server, set the app pool to .Net v4, etc, and copied the Klondike binaries to the root folder of the website. There was already a site on port 80 on this server, so I set Klondike to use 8080. Apart from specifying a packages directory I left the settings pretty much as is. Something is not quite right on the site though, and I'm not sure what the issue is:

• where the home page tells you which URL to use with visual studio or from the command line, the URL just shows as "loading..." in both cases

• The packages link on the navbar doesn't do anything. Directly navigating to http://server:8080/packages/list gives a 404 error

• on the admin page I get a "You are not allowed to synchronize packages" message, even though I should have full access (set up via roles in web.config)

• Clicking the manage users link on the admin page does nothing. Navigating directly to the link gives a 404 error

Also seeing a couple of errors in the console, though they don't seem to be triggered by any specific page:

• Unhandled error: undefined undefined

• Error while processing route: symbols ajax call to /api/?nocache=1493977263744 failed: error(404)

Any ideas what I might have done wrong? Only thing I can think of that may not be vanilla is running the site on :8080 instead of :80 - should I be able to do that?

[cherullo]

I had the same problem in a clean IIS install. I know nothing about IIS, so I lost around a week looking into this. The solution was to run the following command:

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\aspnet_regiis.exe -i

Hope this helps.

[kev160967]

Thanks, I'll give that a try next week. For now I'd fallen back to using visual studio's build yourself a nuget server solution, which works okay but doesn't have the features of klondike

[GitMje]

kev160967, it's been a while since your post, but in case you're still looking of the answer. I recently found it. See stackoverflow answer. Note that you don't CGI, ASP (Classic), etc that the answer suggests...see my clarification comment on stackoverflow and the image below for the optimal solution.

I hope that this helps.