New server make all Umbraco 7.x-7.6 login pages blank
Hi, I moved all my clients website to a new bigger VPS, Windows Server 2012R2 and IIS 8 and Plesk like the old server...
All websites frontend works great on the new server, but all the websites backoffice (darkgrey login - umbraco < 7.6) login pages is BLANK.
The browser pointed to
So I followed this post and after I changed web.config "compilation" element have attribute debug="true" and granted full premissions to the root folder - the login screen is showed up again but throws many errors like:
"Authorization error: Unauthorized access to URL: /umbraco/backoffice/UmbracoApi/Macro/GetMacroResultAsHtmlForEditor"
Anyway, Its a production environment I dont want to stay with compilation debug mode...
Its seems that the new server migrate caused some permissions problem... Any one faced something similar and have a best practice solution or direction to go threw?
I searched for answer more than 20 hours! My hosting provider is a Linux expert and cant really help with windows environment, so I just tried everything I found about blank login page, UmbClientMgr and lazyload errors, but for some reason didnt try looking for the ModSecurity :(
New server make all Umbraco 7.x-7.6 login pages blank
Hi, I moved all my clients website to a new bigger VPS, Windows Server 2012R2 and IIS 8 and Plesk like the old server...
All websites frontend works great on the new server, but all the websites backoffice (darkgrey login - umbraco < 7.6) login pages is BLANK.
The browser pointed to
So I followed this post and after I changed web.config "compilation" element have attribute debug="true" and granted full premissions to the root folder - the login screen is showed up again but throws many errors like:
"Authorization error: Unauthorized access to URL: /umbraco/backoffice/UmbracoApi/Macro/GetMacroResultAsHtmlForEditor"
Anyway, Its a production environment I dont want to stay with compilation debug mode...
Its seems that the new server migrate caused some permissions problem... Any one faced something similar and have a best practice solution or direction to go threw?
Thanks al lot, Avihay
Looks like it's caused by a security component added by your hosting provider. You could try disabling it: https://stackoverflow.com/a/36056018/5018
Or you could try finding out why it's giving you errors and fix the problem in the config file of the component (if possible).
@Sebastiaan YOU ARE THE BEST!!
I searched for answer more than 20 hours! My hosting provider is a Linux expert and cant really help with windows environment, so I just tried everything I found about blank login page, UmbClientMgr and lazyload errors, but for some reason didnt try looking for the ModSecurity :(
Nice Weekend! Thanks a lot again!!
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