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  • Torbjørn 12 posts 32 karma points
    Feb 23, 2010 @ 19:26
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    Removing umbraco: traces of UrlRewritingNet.UrlRewriter

    I am using one development computer, and now its time for a web project where I am not using Umbraco.

    Now I've tried removing the entire IIS and re-installing it, but there still seems to be traces from Umbraco.

    With my new WebApp not using Umbraco, I am getting this error:

    "Could not load file or assembly 'UrlRewritingNet.UrlRewriter' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified".

    I am in no way an IIS expert, so can someone please tell me how I can remove all traces of Umbraco, so that I can successfully use my IIS for other types of .NET WebApps?

    (I might have installed Umbraco on the root/Default Web Site, which might be silly in the first place...but if I didn't, I got some issues when accessing sub-folders of Umbraco)

    Thanks in advance!

  • Lee Kelleher 3945 posts 15163 karma points MVP 10x admin c-trib
    Feb 23, 2010 @ 19:42
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    Hi Torbjørn,

    Are you trying to re-use anything from your previous Umbraco-powered websites? Like the Web.config, or other DLLs?

    My guess would be that "UrlRewritingNet" is still referenced in the Web.config - hence why you are getting that error.

    We'd need to know a bit more about your set-up before anyone can help you resolve the problem.

    You can always point your "Default Web Site" to a different directory - and start afresh - that will have no association with the Umbraco modules.

    Good luck, Lee.

  • Torbjørn 12 posts 32 karma points
    Feb 23, 2010 @ 19:47
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    Oops...silly me, you are right. The web.config in inetpub\wwroot did have reference to UrlRewritingNet...

    My other WebApp was however located in another folder, with a Virtual Directory pointing to it, so I didn't think the web.config in wwwroot would play any role for the other/new WebApp. As stated, I'm not an IIS expert..

    Thank you Lee!

  • Lee Kelleher 3945 posts 15163 karma points MVP 10x admin c-trib
    Feb 23, 2010 @ 20:08
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    No worries Torbjørn.  It's worth remembering that Web.config settings are applied to all child web-apps (i.e. in Virtual Directories) - you can use the <location> element to make specific application/config settings... there's loads more about it on MSDN:

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/815174

    Cheers, Lee.

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