I'm a new user of Umbraco and I have a problem ... to execute my site on local
I am a novice in creating website, although I've already created in 2000, but in pure HTML.
A friend asked me to look at how he could download his site and maintain it itself. I accepted because I remember it was simple.
I installed Filezilla and I download the site as a bkp site. I got pretty quickly realized that the site was created via microsoft tools. After a few questions, I understood that it was created with Webmatrix + Umbraco.
To stay as compatible as possible, I installed Webmatrix + Umbraco.
I placed a copy of the backup site in the path specified in Umbraco and I Click on "run" and it sent me on Umbraco website wondering "set up your new website."
As this is not a new site, I told myself that it was not the right method. So, I deleted all directories. I configured the FTP and I downloaded through Umbraco. The download had going well.
I redo "executed" and Umbraco referred me back to the website asking me "set up your new website."
I thinks that I forgot one step but which?
As I am a beginner and the site has been created by a other guy. And it is therefore more than maintenance, I will like know how I had to do for viewing the site directly on my PC without read all the wiki or forum, a link to the right place wiki will be very appreciate (I have great difficulty with English and there are a lot of informations).
Could you spent a little of your time for me and give me advice, methodes, configuration information (that I don't saw), ...
Hé Bien voilà, c'est goal...
Oupsss, in English.
I found. It was a parameter of FTP.
Just a problem to download "umbraco.sdf"
Do you have an idea?
14:31:37 : Transféré : AppData/umbraco.config
14:31:37 : Transfert en cours : AppData/Umbraco.sdf (2293760 octet)
14:31:37 : Téléchargement - umbraco.config
14:31:37 : Échec de l’action FTP 550
14:31:37 : . (550).
I'm a new user of Umbraco and I have a problem ... to execute my site on local
I am a novice in creating website, although I've already created in 2000, but in pure HTML.
A friend asked me to look at how he could download his site and maintain it itself. I accepted because I remember it was simple.
I installed Filezilla and I download the site as a bkp site. I got pretty quickly realized that the site was created via microsoft tools. After a few questions, I understood that it was created with Webmatrix + Umbraco.
To stay as compatible as possible, I installed Webmatrix + Umbraco.
I placed a copy of the backup site in the path specified in Umbraco and I Click on "run" and it sent me on Umbraco website wondering "set up your new website."
As this is not a new site, I told myself that it was not the right method. So, I deleted all directories. I configured the FTP and I downloaded through Umbraco. The download had going well.
I redo "executed" and Umbraco referred me back to the website asking me "set up your new website."
I thinks that I forgot one step but which?
As I am a beginner and the site has been created by a other guy. And it is therefore more than maintenance, I will like know how I had to do for viewing the site directly on my PC without read all the wiki or forum, a link to the right place wiki will be very appreciate (I have great difficulty with English and there are a lot of informations).
Could you spent a little of your time for me and give me advice, methodes, configuration information (that I don't saw), ...
Many thanks per advance
Welcome to Umbraco! It's a great choice, although it's not as easy as some other options. In return, you get a much better system, though.
I didn't read anything about downloading the database. Did you happen to get the database as well as the web site files?
Umbraco (like most CMSs) uses the following components:
1) Web Server
2) Database Server (could be running on the Web Server)
3) CMS application (running on the web server)
Here are a couple of links to get you started:
Umbraco - Getting started (videos)
A Complete Newbie's Guide To Umbraco CMS
How to install Umbraco on your local computer | uQuickstart - The fast track to Umbraco
Hello,
Thx for your response,but I am afraid I do not understand ...
1) Web Server : IIS installed
2) Database Server (could be running on the Web Server) : should I install SQL?
3) CMS application (running on the web server): I don't know. How can I look to verify that
May be have you a tuto with "config Umbraco + SQL + IIS"?
And I always arrive on the page : http://localhost:46139/umbraco/login.aspx?redir=%2fumbraco%2fumbraco.aspx and I have no idea of the password admin requested
I feel stupid to ask such questions
thanks per advance
I restart the installation from scratch. I say you if it's the same or not.
After reinstallation, that's all right ;) Almost, Now, I can't download the site from internet :(
here the parametre:
I receveid a echec: root FTP isn't accessible :
12/08/2013 09:44
09:44:45 : Début de la publication par FTP
09:44:46 : Connexion au site FTP « ftp.zzz.com ». .
09:44:47 : Connecté au site « ftp.zzz.com ».
09:44:47 : Lecture des informations de dossier à partir de « /www.zzz.com ».
09:47:35 : La publication a échoué à cause de la fermeture inattendue de la déconnexion.
09:47:35 : Connexion au site FTP « ftp.zzz.com ». .
09:47:36 : Connecté au site « ftp.zzz.com ».
09:47:36 : Le dossier racine FTP « /www.zzz.com » n’est pas accessible.
09:47:36 : Rebex.Net.FtpResponse
09:47:36 : (550).
ERROR: Le dossier racine FTP « /www.zzz.com » n’est pas accessible.
09:47:36 : 221 Goodbye.
With FileZilla it's ok...
Hé Bien voilà, c'est goal... Oupsss, in English. I found. It was a parameter of FTP. Just a problem to download "umbraco.sdf" Do you have an idea? 14:31:37 : Transféré : AppData/umbraco.config 14:31:37 : Transfert en cours : AppData/Umbraco.sdf (2293760 octet) 14:31:37 : Téléchargement - umbraco.config 14:31:37 : Échec de l’action FTP 550 14:31:37 : . (550).
Same problem with FileZilla.
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