Everything worked fine, except I had to set expiration headers manually via powershell every now and than in order to set client side caching.
Than I realized there is updated package, so I implemented it.
My configuration however uses azure's CDN url as RootUrl, and my newly uploaded images have now relative path? That's exactly what I'm trying to avoid with CDN and azure blog storage in the first place.
For the time being I will be using the previous package, however it would be nice to use the new one in the future.
UmbracoFileSystemProviders.Azure set images url as relative to root
I want to use CDN for my images and I used Dirk Seelfeld's package
Azure Blob Storage Provider - https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/azure-blob-storage-provider/
Everything worked fine, except I had to set expiration headers manually via powershell every now and than in order to set client side caching.
Than I realized there is updated package, so I implemented it.
My configuration however uses azure's CDN url as RootUrl, and my newly uploaded images have now relative path? That's exactly what I'm trying to avoid with CDN and azure blog storage in the first place.
For the time being I will be using the previous package, however it would be nice to use the new one in the future.
Did you ever find a solution for this? Thanks
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