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 3/13/2009 12:08 AM
 

Hi Admin / friends,

I have few question, please clear me.

1.)  Can we use BugNet on public website?  and can we use our personal logo in this(alongwith bugnet logo or without bugnet logo - top left side) or not?  Please help to answer this  question?

 

2.)   how can i use my local sql server database instead of given with source code?

       I have downloaded source code file and open in my visual studio 2008 now the problem is when i am browsing default.aspx page and try to login - then i am not able to login.

       problem:   when i am using my own connection string in web.config file and try to login, it shows - our login attempt was not succesful - means i am not able to login.

       my connection string is:  <add name="LocalSqlServer" connectionString="server=localhost;database=BugNET;User ID=sa;Password=;" providerName="" />

       but when i used the given connection string then i am able to do anything.

       default query string is(which comes in source code):  <add name="LocalSqlServer" connectionString="Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|BugNet.mdf;Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True" providerName=""/>

 

      twist:   When i am publishing the code and using the publishing and browsing through virtual directory then it is taking my local database and i am able to login.

      So, please help me suggest how can i use my own database in visual studio also (menas in source code version).

Thanks      

 


Manish
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 3/13/2009 6:19 PM
 

mkgupta wrote

Hi Admin / friends,

I have few question, please clear me.

1.)  Can we use BugNet on public website?  and can we use our personal logo in this(alongwith bugnet logo or without bugnet logo - top left side) or not?  Please help to answer this  question?

 

2.)   how can i use my local sql server database instead of given with source code?

       I have downloaded source code file and open in my visual studio 2008 now the problem is when i am browsing default.aspx page and try to login - then i am not able to login.

       problem:   when i am using my own connection string in web.config file and try to login, it shows - our login attempt was not succesful - means i am not able to login.

       my connection string is: 

       but when i used the given connection string then i am able to do anything.

       default query string is(which comes in source code): 

 

      twist:   When i am publishing the code and using the publishing and browsing through virtual directory then it is taking my local database and i am able to login.

      So, please help me suggest how can i use my own database in visual studio also (menas in source code version).

Thanks      

Hi!

  1. Yes, you may modify the application how you wish and use it publically or privately bug may not sell it.
  2. Be sure that the machine key attribute form the web.config you installed bugnet with is copied over to any other web.config you are trying to use. This is used for encyrption of user account passwords.  If you lose this you will not be able to recover your users (very easily).

Hope that helps.


Davin Dubeau
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