Accidently overwrote EPiServer.config file...

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My website is on a dedicated server and I FTP my files that I work on locally to test.. I accidently uploaded my local EPiServer.config file and am now having a lot of issues with the site..

First I couldn't get to the front or back end, I was getting a config error. I updated some values in EPiServer.config to match the application (SiteID, PageStartID, SiteURL, uiUrl)


I'm now able to access the front end of my website, although I'm getting a license error. I uploaded my license file since it was missing, and now I'm getting the following message: LicenseException: xxx is not a valid mac-address.


I'm also unable to get to the CMS entirely. The uiUrl is set to /dd/cms/edit/ and when I navigate there, I get an Incorrect Link

Exception details:

HttpException: Not Found

Http status:

404 NotFound
 
Can anybody provide me with some insight into this? I've spent months working on the site and would have to have to rebuild
#60290
Aug 02, 2012 16:36
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Ben, check your web.config, there you should find the "true" edit url. I guess the edit url for your local site differs.

It should be at the end of the file looking like this: <location path="u"> where u is the edit url. Use that one as your uiURL + /CMS/.

So mine is: uiURL="~/u/CMS/". You also need to verify that the VPPs have the correct UI virtual path (episerver.config).

#60293
Edited, Aug 02, 2012 17:09
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I checked that, all paths matched up perfectly which is why I was so stumped

I decided to just restore from yesterday's image and then just had to update the db instance name since it reverted back to localhost

#60294
Edited, Aug 02, 2012 19:35
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