I have two domains in 4.7.0.RC. On the second hostname I had assigned I decided to call it something else so I deleted the node to start over. When I did this the delete did not seem to remove to reference to the domain named I had assigned it. Now, after I put in my new root node, Umbraco tells me that the domain i am using is already asigned even after I deleted the previos one, Umbraco has orphaned the hostname in the database somewhere. Is there any way to clear it out so i can asiign the hostname to the new node?
I solved this issue by restoring the deleted file from the recycle bin and removing the hostname and then deleting it again. I'm guessing this is a bug where assigning hostnames should not include a search in the recycle bin or delete the hostnames when they are in the recycle bin.
Where does Umbraco store the Host Name in the database? We are working on query to show all of the host names in use, their assigned node id for a client with 80+ host names.
Domain 'mydomain.com' has already been assigned
I have two domains in 4.7.0.RC. On the second hostname I had assigned I decided to call it something else so I deleted the node to start over. When I did this the delete did not seem to remove to reference to the domain named I had assigned it. Now, after I put in my new root node, Umbraco tells me that the domain i am using is already asigned even after I deleted the previos one, Umbraco has orphaned the hostname in the database somewhere. Is there any way to clear it out so i can asiign the hostname to the new node?
I solved this issue by restoring the deleted file from the recycle bin and removing the hostname and then deleting it again. I'm guessing this is a bug where assigning hostnames should not include a search in the recycle bin or delete the hostnames when they are in the recycle bin.
I can confirm that same problem exists on 6.1.1
Deleted node with hostname, removed it from recycle bin, and now I can't add same hostname to new node.
Though, it can be easily fixed by application pool restart
UPDATED: It is found in the umbracoDomains table.
Where does Umbraco store the Host Name in the database? We are working on query to show all of the host names in use, their assigned node id for a client with 80+ host names.
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