Hi Sheik,

If you rename the folder you will need to update these app settings in the web.config

https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Reference/Config/webconfig/#umbracocorepath

https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Reference/Config/webconfig/#umbracocorereservedpaths

Dave

I cannot fine web.config file in visual studio 2019

Hi Sheik,

My mistake. I was assuming that you were using Umbraco 8. For Umbraco 9 you will need to set this in appSettings.json

See https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Reference/V9-Config/GlobalSettings/

Dave

Dear Team, I did this but got a lot of error and I noticed that when I renamed the folder "Umbraco" to backoffice, it also created a new folder with name "Umbraco"

Hi Sheik,

Can you show the config you added to the appSettings.json file.

Dave

Below is the code

Hi Sheik,

Seems fine to me. Don't know what could be wrong.

Maybe you could create a issue over at https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/issues

Provide as much information as possible. For example what errors you are seeing.

Dave

Hi Sheik

There is also a bit of documentation about it here:

https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/reference/security/Security-hardening/#rename-your-umbraco-folder

You also need to add <UmbracoWwwrootName>my-secret-loginpanel</UmbracoWwwrootName> to your .csproj file, where my-secret-loginpanel should be replaced with your desired name.

This ensures that when the Umbraco NuGet packages are restored, you'll get a my-secret-loginpanel folder rather than an umbraco folder.

Hope that helps ;)

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