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- Main development mode .
- Page content interface .
- Main home page .
- Layout for structured text content .
- The main module .
- Models the points of the interaction parameters
- Renders a single block
- Renders content creators .
- Validate the data integrity .
- Creates the flow workflow .
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I updated my script and solved my previous issues about my second conditional did not triggered when i called my function. But now i found new problems: 1. when how do i put user input outside the function without changing my function template " function createIISWebsite($siteName,$sitePath,$siteUrl) "so, the function will be run when automatically without me manually calling it.
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Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 17:32To test if a sitename already exists, use Get-IISSite.
Because you are asking for user input inside the function, there is no need for any of the function parameters.
return at the end of the function is also not needed.
Try:
QUESTION
I'm looking for some help. I wanted to redirect the following paramters to another url, how can I make this possible? I have googled alot of other solutions but I fail to make this one work.
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Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 11:08You may use this redirect rule in your site root .htaccess:
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I am new to the containers and have created a Windows Docker image which is running fine locally as https://localhost but when I published the image on Docker Hub and tried to use in Web App Container its failing with the error message: Unable to start container. Error message: Open Compute System failed.
This is my Dockerfile
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Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 23:18Check the container logs but an Open Compute System Failed is could indicate a problem retrieving and running your image. There is a timeout for loading the image and mounting the backend storage.
Your docker file is doing a lot that's unnecessary though. Your base image is a cached image, which is good because that means images aren't being pulled from fresh. But mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/framework/aspnet:4.8 already has IIS, .NET 4.5 (through .NET 4.8), and IIS extensibility. You don't need to expose 443 because the app service will bind a port on your image to route HTTP traffic as necessary. You also don't need to configure a SSL certificate as you'll configure that on the app service as well.
Have a look at this Dockerfile for how you can configure your image with your .NETFX application but I would start with the following:
EDIT: Here's my complete dockerfile.
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I can successfully build and ran a demo classic asp site (given here: https://www.docker.com/blog/get-apps-off-windows-2003-cloud-docker-enterprise/) (source code is here: https://github.com/sixeyed/presentations/tree/master/docker-webinars/from-w2k3-to-cloud) with the following Dockerfile:
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Answered 2020-Feb-28 at 01:21I think I found a solution on my own - although I really do not yet know why changing the source code of the demo project actually led to the 403 error. But however in examining the issue I created a new simple classic asp -project in another directory and adapted the Dockerfile to these path changes like so:
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