We have deployed the source of our Umbraco project to a client who have run a security scan against the files.
The scan has flagged the issue of missing files, for example ~/umbraco/Actions/delete.aspx includes the following
CodeBehind="delete.aspx.cs"
The client has identified around 100 other files with the same problem - all of which sit in the ~/umbraco folder. I understand that this file won't exist as the code has been compiled in to a dll, but my question is, can I safely delete these files, or are they integral to Umbraco's operation still?
If they are required for Umbraco to work, can I safely remove the Codebehind attribute from all these files to get past the client's security scan?
Umbraco 7 - Do I need .aspx files?
Hi all,
We have deployed the source of our Umbraco project to a client who have run a security scan against the files.
The scan has flagged the issue of missing files, for example ~/umbraco/Actions/delete.aspx includes the following
The client has identified around 100 other files with the same problem - all of which sit in the ~/umbraco folder. I understand that this file won't exist as the code has been compiled in to a dll, but my question is, can I safely delete these files, or are they integral to Umbraco's operation still?
If they are required for Umbraco to work, can I safely remove the Codebehind attribute from all these files to get past the client's security scan?
Hi James,
Yes the files are required and no you cannot remove the Codebehind attribute.
I would recommend you question the validity of the report...?
Jeavon
Hi Jeavon,
Many thanks for the reply. That was my suspicion. There are definitely some 'unique' source code verification tools being used.
Cheers, James.
Hi James,
Glad you got to the source of it!
Jeavon
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