I have a multi-site installation hosted on Azure with a little bit of an odd set up. Basically, we've disabled access to the *.azurewebsites.net domain as this routes to the default homepage that we have set up in Umbraco.
So now we access the site on one of the secondary domains that we've set up and run into a little problem. When you do a password reset at the secondary domain, it sends out an email but the link in the email uses the default domain (*.azurewebsites.net/umbraco...). As I've blocked access to this, the link no longer works.
Does anyone know of away to change the domain that is used for the password reset email that gets sent out?
Overriding Default Domain
Hi,
I have a multi-site installation hosted on Azure with a little bit of an odd set up. Basically, we've disabled access to the *.azurewebsites.net domain as this routes to the default homepage that we have set up in Umbraco.
So now we access the site on one of the secondary domains that we've set up and run into a little problem. When you do a password reset at the secondary domain, it sends out an email but the link in the email uses the default domain (*.azurewebsites.net/umbraco...). As I've blocked access to this, the link no longer works.
Does anyone know of away to change the domain that is used for the password reset email that gets sent out?
Thanks in advance,
Ben
Hi Ben
Did you add "*.azurewebsites.net/umbraco" domain to Umbraco domains? Can you leave only secondary domain in Manage domains section in Umbraco?
Thanks
Alex
Hi Ben
Did you solve this issue? Can you share the solution with our community?
Alex
Hi there,
Old question but on stumbling across it, I happen to have an answer handy.
In config > umbracoSettings.config
There's a section web.routing which allows you to set the application URL with the umbracoApplicationUrl attribute.
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