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Hello there
Im using PostNuke 0.750 with PNSA 2005-1 and PNSA 2005-2 installed. When i click on the Modules icon through the Admin Cpanel i get this error

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Failed to load module Modules (at function: "main")

I replaced the whole Modules directory and i still get the same error. If i remeber well i tried to install AutoTheme once and it failed. I never visited the Modules since then. Any help? Thanks in advance

Does any have a solution for this, as I am getting the same error.

megzy

Hello there
Im using PostNuke 0.750 with PNSA 2005-1 and PNSA 2005-2 installed. When i click on the Modules icon through the Admin Cpanel i get this error

Code

Failed to load module Modules (at function: "main")

I replaced the whole Modules directory and i still get the same error. If i remeber well i tried to install AutoTheme once and it failed. I never visited the Modules since then. Any help? Thanks in advance

Does any have a solution for this, as I am getting the same error.

I got mine to work as well, but mine was slightly different. Under permissions for the pnTemp directory somehow a DENY statement was listed for the IIS user account. So no matter what NTFS changes I did, they were being DENIED. Make sure no DENY statement for the IIS user is listed under the Secuirty/Advanced/Permissions tab.

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Zack

theres nothing denying the Modules in my permissions

Any1 else?

The "Modules" module may have two entries in the database. It's quite fixable. Try searching the forums to find the method for fixin this - it's documented pretty thoroughly.

Frank

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i found some info from an older topic

i got these:

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In a previous unresolved post, someone asked for the Modules row from the modules table. I'm posting mine here in the hopes I can get a speedy resolution.

pn_id = 17;
pn_name = Modules;
pn_type = 2;
pn_displayname = Modules;
pn_description = Module configuration;
pn_regid = 1;
pn_directory = Modules;
pn_version = 2.0;
pn_admin_capable = 1;
pn_user_capable = 0;
pn_state = 3; 

for the full topic http://forums.postnuke.co...file=viewtopic&t=40975

im kinda noob. can any1 explain how can i do this? i never messed the database and i don't wanna attempt it without help from an expert
thank you

That may or may not be helpful. Basically, certain mistakes can lead to a second module named "modules" being installed. This is not good, as you should have a "Modules" module installed only. Anyhow, The solution is to back up your database and delete the (lowercase) "modules" entry from the modules table. Then you need to be sure the pn_state of the "Modules" entry is set to 3.

There are better explanations than this, which is why I sent you to search. However, that's the reader's digest version of what you need to find and do. In ANY case, make backups.

Frank

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