DependencyHandler.axd error 500 when deploying website
Hi!
I'm currently developing an Umbraco site with the help of Microsoft WebMatrix. I wanted to show my progresses so I'm trying to deploy the site on my own IIS 7.5 (using Windows 7) service instead of IIS 7.5 Express used by WebMatrix. I copy the files and create the site, configure the application pool to use Framework 4.0. But when I go to the login page, it seems like missing images and borders and one I logged in, I see the Dashboard without style, images or even the content tree.
I had created a new Umbraco site using WebPI and noticed the permissions diferences in the security tab of the files, but I couldn't manage how to set permissions to the ApplicationPool itself. This script has done all the job and now it works great!
DependencyHandler.axd error 500 when deploying website
Hi!
I'm currently developing an Umbraco site with the help of Microsoft WebMatrix. I wanted to show my progresses so I'm trying to deploy the site on my own IIS 7.5 (using Windows 7) service instead of IIS 7.5 Express used by WebMatrix. I copy the files and create the site, configure the application pool to use Framework 4.0. But when I go to the login page, it seems like missing images and borders and one I logged in, I see the Dashboard without style, images or even the content tree.
I have been doing some research and thanks to Fiddler (great tool by the way!) I found weird http 500 errors trying to load DependencyHandler. I read in this post (http://our.umbraco.org/forum/using/ui-questions/11200-Wrong-path-to-backend-images,-after-moving-site-to-a-new-domain?p=0#comment41100) about not copying the App_Data\ClientDependency folder, so I tried again from the beggining without copying it, but it has no worked for me.
Is there any permissions I've got to take into consideration? Anything else I can try?
Thanks in advance!
Definitely sounds like a permissions problem. See this post:
http://tinyurl.com/4tbo7mj
which has the commands you can use to set the right permissions for the right directory.
That was great!!
I had created a new Umbraco site using WebPI and noticed the permissions diferences in the security tab of the files, but I couldn't manage how to set permissions to the ApplicationPool itself. This script has done all the job and now it works great!
Thank you!!
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