Any ideas where to dig from when every extension install is ending to this:
An unknown error has occurred. Please check your installation zip file and try again. Common issues with bad installation files:
I have installed this module on my local environment it works perfectly but when I try to install that on some dev environments I have face this issue both local and dev environments in the same DNN version (v. 09.03.02 (24)
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Please check if the application pool user has the necessary permissions in the file system (Modify) and the database (dbo for the time of installing).
Happy DNNing! Michael
I'm a bit new to dnn can you please tell me how to check current users have enough permission to do this
Check if DNN has not set the upload size too tight
Persona bar - Settings - Security - More - More security settings - Max Upload Size (MB)
Its 1513 MB but my module is less than it
Posted By Ravindu on 14 Oct 2021 06:11 AM I'm a bit new to dnn can you please tell me how to check current users have enough permission to do this
In IIS manager, right click the website and go to Manage Website > Advanced Settings... In the first line you see the name of the application pool, eg. DnnAppPool. Double click "Authentication" in the website settings and make sure that for "Anonymous Authentication" the option "Application pool identity" is selected (when you click on Edit on the right side).
The (in Windows Explorer) go to the root of your website, right click the root folder in your file system and go to the Security tab. Check if the name of your application pool is there and has modify permissions. If it is not there, add it (the name to add is "IIS AppPool\name_of_the_apppool", in the above example "IIS AppPool\DnnAppPool"), and assign these permissions. Make sure the permissions are inherited throughout the whole sub tree. Stopping the app pool in IIS manager could help if you run into errors doing that.
In SQL Server, check if you have a login (in SSMS under Security > Logins) with this name (IIS AppPool\...) when you use integrated security, or the username you find in the connection string of your web.config file, and that this login is in the db_owner role for the database (at least during installation). For better security of your SQL Server, you should read Secure your DNN Database by some simple steps (dnncommunity.org).
Still no luck on this i had check all the permission are there
No any errors
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