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Sounds like you might have a web.config above your site directory, which could be the case if you've installed in a virtual directory or some such.
You web.config will be merged with any web.configs above (in the folder structure) your site root.
I have got the following problem with the web.config file. For some reason ÉPiServer thinks that I have got multiple sites, so it tells me to give the site a unique ID so I do, then it forces me to add sitehosts node I do but then it tells me that I need a enterprise license. So the question is how can I tell EPi that this is the only site there is, or is there another way to get around the problem, I have given a section of the web.config file and the error message given when I have done a change to it.
I have got a developer license. F
<sites>
<site siteId="unknown" description="Test site">
<siteSettings categoryId="1" ... />
</site>
</sites>
Two or more sites have the same siteId 'unknown' in <site>. The siteId must be unique for each site
<sites>
<site siteId="unknown1" description="Test site">
<siteSettings categoryId="1" ... />
</site>
</sites>
Only one <site> section without a <siteHosts> element is allowed. A <siteHosts> <add name="*" /> </siteHosts> is the same as not defining a siteHosts element.
<sites>
<site siteId="unknown" description="Test site">
<siteHosts>
<add name="http://localhost:6666/Testing/" />
</siteHosts>
<siteSettings categoryId="1" .../>
</site>
</sites>
web.config contains more than one <settings> section. This requires an Enterprise license.