Deploy issues, 500 in the backend on publishing nodes/ whole site ajax?
I have been searching for hours now and haven't found any clear description as to why this is happening. I am trying to deploy
Umbraco v6.1.5
Windows Server 2008 R2
IIS 7.5
mysql
The backend is up and I can view nodes that were created and I receive this error in a console when trying to publish a node/ republish the whole site. I assume this would be the last step before the site will be functional. I have tried replacing the umbraco folder with a fresh copy from my dev machine. Originally I was having problems with jquery even being loaded, essetinally it was a blank backend. That seems to be fixed, but apparently I am missing files still or perhaps permissions? I IUSR, IIS_USRS, and Network Service all have full control of everything in the folder. I am not sure what else it could be though. Nothing being logged in the tracelog.
Something else that may be notable, when navigating to the domain, I am unable to get past the licensing screen. Seems like it would have to be javascript related but I don't know for sure. This is the first deploy I have done and its been a struggle at best.
Well, I figured it out after a lot of tinkering. Anyone that has a similar issue with ajax or jquery, here are somethings I tried:
- turn debug on in the web.config
- if you used a publishing tool (VS2010 for me) go folder to folder, make sure nothing is missing that should be there and vice versa
- make sure you have permissions for IUSR, IIS_USRS, and NETWORK_SERVICE all allowed on the site.
- recycle app pool, double check all your iis settings
- restart server
in the end none of that worked for me. there were a few other documents that had info, sorry dont know where they went. In the end I just dumped my old webconfig, downloaded a fresh one from umbraco. added connection strings, added a few changes that i needed and it started working
Deploy issues, 500 in the backend on publishing nodes/ whole site ajax?
The backend is up and I can view nodes that were created and I receive this error in a console when trying to publish a node/ republish the whole site. I assume this would be the last step before the site will be functional. I have tried replacing the umbraco folder with a fresh copy from my dev machine. Originally I was having problems with jquery even being loaded, essetinally it was a blank backend. That seems to be fixed, but apparently I am missing files still or perhaps permissions? I IUSR, IIS_USRS, and Network Service all have full control of everything in the folder. I am not sure what else it could be though. Nothing being logged in the tracelog.
Something else that may be notable, when navigating to the domain, I am unable to get past the licensing screen. Seems like it would have to be javascript related but I don't know for sure. This is the first deploy I have done and its been a struggle at best.
POST http://domain.com/umbraco/RestServices/BulkPublish/PublishDocument 500 (Internal Server Error) jquery.js?cdv=2:4
Please someone hear my desperate plea!
Feel free to ask for any further info.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Dan
Well, I figured it out after a lot of tinkering. Anyone that has a similar issue with ajax or jquery, here are somethings I tried:
- turn debug on in the web.config
- if you used a publishing tool (VS2010 for me) go folder to folder, make sure nothing is missing that should be there and vice versa
- make sure you have permissions for IUSR, IIS_USRS, and NETWORK_SERVICE all allowed on the site.
- recycle app pool, double check all your iis settings
- restart server
in the end none of that worked for me. there were a few other documents that had info, sorry dont know where they went. In the end I just dumped my old webconfig, downloaded a fresh one from umbraco. added connection strings, added a few changes that i needed and it started working
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