Closed WillStrohl closed 1 year ago
Not sure if it helps this issue, but we could probably remove Ionic.Zip in favor of the standard .net zip buil-in support. One less dependency.
@WillStrohl thanks for the well-documented issue. I am pretty confident this is a Kaspersky issue, as I am unable to reproduce this issue using local install packages. I use Kaspersky as well and have had quite the time just recently. Here are the application rules that seem to be working for me at the moment.
@david-poindexter Yep. The additional permissions to Create
and Delete
seemed to be necessary now. π€·π½ββοΈ
@david-poindexter Yep. The additional permissions to
Create
andDelete
seemed to be necessary now. π€·π½ββοΈ
Awesome glad that worked for you. I fought with that for hours! π
First and foremost, the SSL update is epic!!! Thank you!
Background
I'm on a new computer, but the same steps below worked before the recent updates to nvQuickSite. I've been running everything fine for almost two months now. π€·π½ββοΈ
Kaspersky is trusting nvQuickSite already. See below.
However, I still had to dive into the settings to manually allow the EXE to be able to edit the HOSTS file before I could do it again. I think Kaspersky might have new features that are getting in the way. The trust setting didn't allow this anymore.
Related Detail
When I tried by using the download feature, it worked. However, I'd prefer to not have to download it every time.
The local zip files I use are not in a protected folder of any kind. It's a local folder, like below.
C:\Work\Platform\DNN_Platform_9.11.0_Install.zip
Steps to Reproduce
When I start it, I select a local zip file (the same I've been using since before the upgrades).
Next, I follow the wizard until it's time to extract the zip file. When I get there I get the following errors.
Just in case it might be the zip file, I tried another one (again, one I know worked before the upgrades), and I get a completely different error now.
Here are what I believe are the relevant errors from the log file.