I have a similar need, where I have static html copy of a umbraco site on a different IIS server. The media is hosted on blob storage (Azure).
I dont have VS access on the IIS to do nuget install, and was wondering how to go about manually installing the imageprocessor so I can serve images with ?widht=...&height= resizing
Its a IIS site, with static (.html) copies of the pages from an umbraco install.
The media is stored in the azure blob.
As I dont have access to nuget on the machine, I was wondering if there is a manual way to install imageprocessor on this static-cache-instance (running on IIS 7.5+) by copying the .DLL file to the Bin folder and adding necessary configuration to the web.config
Manual Install
Hello. I need to do a manual install of the ImageProcessor. Any suggestions or instructions?
I have a similar need, where I have static html copy of a umbraco site on a different IIS server. The media is hosted on blob storage (Azure).
I dont have VS access on the IIS to do nuget install, and was wondering how to go about manually installing the imageprocessor so I can serve images with ?widht=...&height= resizing
Would greatly appreciate some guidance here
Hi Jeff,
What do you mean by manual install?
ImageProcessor.Web is available natively as a nuget package. That's the best and recommended way to install the library.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/ImageProcessor.Web/
@keilo A static html website? You would need to be running a web application for imageprocessor to work I'm afraid.
Hi James
Its a IIS site, with static (.html) copies of the pages from an umbraco install. The media is stored in the azure blob.
As I dont have access to nuget on the machine, I was wondering if there is a manual way to install imageprocessor on this static-cache-instance (running on IIS 7.5+) by copying the .DLL file to the Bin folder and adding necessary configuration to the web.config
Hi Keilo,
Yeah, copying the dll files from a local installation and adding the relevant configuration changes to the web config would allow you to do that.
Cheers
James
yes, this is what I need to do. install web.config changes and DLLs manually. I cant use NUGET in this instance.
Are all the web.config changes that are listed in the page you linked to required?
Yeah. Everything you need should be on there.
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