1) Configure IIS applications
At left is a screenshot of Gummy Bear in IIS showing directories that must be set
as IIS applications.
2) Update Connection Strings
As mentioned above, it is assumed you already created a SQL database and added user
accounts. If not, please do that so we can update the Sueetie connection string
locations which are listed below. You can retrieve these files quickly in Notepad++
or Visual Studio by searching the site file contents for the unique term "GummyBearDB"
in all site .config files.
\util\config\connections.config
\util\config\Sueetie.config
\Blog\connections.config
\forum\db.config
\media\connections.config
\wiki\Web.config
For your convenience, Gummy Bear uses the following connection string enabling you
to update all connection strings with a single search-replace operation.
data source=(local);initial catalog=GummyBearDB;integrated security=SSPI