DotNetNuke "Redirection limit for this URL exceeded"
Got this one yesterday when reconfiguring some portals. Solution was that I needed to create the sub directory reflecting the child portal alias I had created. This was not automatically done by DotNetNuke when adding an alias. Thus my alias was www.company.com/iberia and for http://www.company.com/iberia to operate, there should be a folder named iberia with a default.aspx page that performs a redirection into the portal system.
posted by ungeeker at
3:31 pm
2 Comments:
i suspect you're missing the necessary permissions. You need to grant read, write and modify permissions to the webroot, so it can create child portal folders.
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Anonymous, at 4:52 am
Thanks for writing. My site does have modify permissions, but your note reminded me that I got lazy because there were 9 Portals to alter and I hacked the PortalAlias table directly in the database.
Suprise, suprise: hacking the database doesn't fire the code that creates the portal alias subfolder.
By
ungeeker, at 11:12 am
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