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  • Magnus Janson 14 posts 74 karma points
    May 30, 2014 @ 01:57
    Magnus Janson
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    Deploying to Azure

    I want the following solution for my Umbraco site:

    - Visual Studio 2013 solution for development.

    - Windows Azure SQL as the Umbraco DB

    - Windows Azure Website for publishing using Dropbox

    To solve the last step I create an empty site and connects it to the Azure SQL DB. Then I setup the Dropbox publishing as described in the Azure portal. Everthing seems ok, and it is synching ok with my project files.

    However, when I go to my site on Azure, it doesn't show my Umbraco site, it shows the default empty Azure site.

    Anyone got a clue?

    Thanks. 

  • Jonas Eriksson 930 posts 1825 karma points
    May 30, 2014 @ 08:35
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    Not sure about the Dropbox deploy, but I use git deploys, and it should be pretty much the same I guess. So your deployment status is green? Where (root/subfolder) did the files deploy to? You can see that either in Visual Studio Online or FTP. 

  • Magnus Janson 14 posts 74 karma points
    May 30, 2014 @ 13:54
    Magnus Janson
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    Jonas, thanks for your response.

    The files was not transferred to Azure, when I looked into the folders via FTP all folders but one are empty. The /site/wwwroot/ folder only contained one file; hostingstart.html.

    The reason was Azure didn't fetch the files in the correct (according to documentation) path /Dropbox/Apps/Azure/. In fact, it created a new folder Azure (1), which was empty.

    So this part of the problem is solved. Instead, now I get the following error message from Azure:

    Get(2) '1/files/sandbox/evalumb/umbraco_client/Ui/jquery.js' failed with Response status code does not indicate success: 401 (None).

     

    Synchronized 1373 of 1374 change(s) from Dropbox with 1 failure(s).

     

    1 downloaded files, 0 successful retries.

     

    Response status code does not indicate success: 401 (None).
    But this problem is obviously on Azure side, as well. So far, I cannot recommend the Dropbox deployment feature.
  • Magnus Janson 14 posts 74 karma points
    May 30, 2014 @ 21:59
    Magnus Janson
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    No, I don't get the Dropbox deploy to work, if I get any response from the Azure team I will let you now.

  • Magnus Janson 14 posts 74 karma points
    Jun 01, 2014 @ 22:23
    Magnus Janson
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    Azure team has forwarded this to Dropbox team.

  • Ben Weeks 14 posts 35 karma points
    Aug 11, 2015 @ 15:17
    Ben Weeks
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    I am intrigued if you ever managed to get anywhere with this?

    Regards,

    Ben

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