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Just installed 7.10 on Server 2008 r2 with IIS7.

 

When I open the sertup page, in IE I have no images or CSS applied, I guess it's permissions but don't want to fiddle.

 

Any clues?

 

Thanks

 

Paul

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There is a MIME type you need to remove from your web.config file. Give me a minute and I'll try and remember which one it was....

 

 

EDIT: Remove the *.svg MIME type line

Edited by gybe78
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There is a MIME type you need to remove from your web.config file. Give me a minute and try and remember which one it was....

 

 

EDIT: Remove the *.svg MIME type line

 

I will give it a go now and let you know, thanks for your speedy reply.

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Posted

No joy for me. Exact same problem. Have followed the documentation exactly. When I visit the page, it does show the setup screen but all pictures are blank (even though they are in the images folder) and the style of the page seems unstructured.

 

This is what I see: http://i.imgur.com/01ESA.jpg

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It can only be the svg line in the web.config file

 

In the HAP folder in wwwroot, I've removed the following line from web.config:

 

 

There's also another similar line which I have also tried removing:

 

 

After saving, the web page remains the same :(

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I get the following:

 

The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred.

 

I'm on IIS 8 on Server 2012 evaluation. But it seems very similar to 7 so I would think it would work. Throughout the documentation, I did get only one problem which some others have:

 

On step 30, "Add the permission: a. IIS AppPool\HAP (Findable from the Local Machine)"

 

I wasn't able to find this user on the local machine. So I used this post and this command to add the user in:

 

icacls C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Hap /grant "IIS AppPool\HAP":(RX)

 

Everything else was OK from that point.

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Internal Server error is worrying since .css files are plain text. Something is wrong with your install. IIS8 hasn't been tested on by myself yet. You will need to figure out how to enable the full error message so you can see what exactly is going wrong
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Looks like you will need to remove a few more mimeMaps than before, 2012 must have native mp4 support. Remove the issue lines from the web.config file that that page states

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