i try to deploy my django application in azure. after Deployment successful.when i connecting to website it's showing me the error like
libtk8.6.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
in deployment logs it showing warring like
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anyone help me to reslove this problem.
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I have an application running on Azure, what I need is to have the application copied so different users can access for example site.com/s1 and site.com/s2 and use them as separate. The application is the same, the database will change.
I tried to create a virtual directory for my app but I get the same error every time: "The physical path for virtual path '/s1' is invalid."
I tried creating a physical directory from FTP and I can see the new directory, but Azure don't recognize it as a physical one.
I would like to have wwwroot/s1 wwwroot/s2 and access those apps the way I explained before.
Please have a try to config the Virtual directory site/test1 on the Azure portal as following screenshot
When we push the WebApp to the Azure, we need to include the virtual directory path in the Site Name and Destination URL sections on the Connection tab
After that we can visit the WebApp with sitename/site1
We also can check the uploaded file from Azure Kudu tool (https://sitename.scm.azurewebsites.net/DebugConsole/?shell=powershell)
I am creating an Excel spreadsheet from my web site. I have added a reference to the site through the properties page that points to the file C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\Excel.exe on my local drive. Everything works fine running locally. However, when I publish to the server where the site runs, I get an error because it can't see the Excel.exe file. Where does this file need to be in order for the site to see it?
Thanks
Most likely it's because your application is running as another login on the server as opposed to locally on your box. Investigate what user the application's app pool runs as, then ensure that user has read/execute access to the location on the server where the Excel.exe file is.
I have a mdb file in d:rackelywin/rackely.mdb folder. rackelywin is shared folder which is used by other local computers. when I host the .net application in IIS it wont gives the permission to access the rackel.mdb file. When i run the application locally it works.
please help me.
we need to change the permission of the shared folder.
In web application, i created a site and place the code in my domain [using filezilla i upload the my pages in my domain ]. i place my folder which contain the code in domain like
BusinessEntity Folder, BusinessLayer Folder, DataAccess Layer and my code Folder. my web.config is my code folder. but when i type my url it is giving 404 error. Can you help me to solve this problem. Thank you.
404 - Not Found error. Some resource can't be obtained. Open Fiddler or any other web debugger and check what request return 404 error. After that check existing a resource corresponding to Url
Please check all these things are done properly
Publish the project from your local machine (using visual studio)
Upload the published project to the server.
Create a virtual directory in iis (in the server)
Map the virtual directory to the project folder (means select the physical directory as the project folder)
Do the necessary configuration changes (conection strings or appsettings)
Give write permission for the upload folder and error folder (If you use any)
Checkout http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/tutorial-iis.html
I have a virtual directory in my web app which connects to a Samba share via UNC. I can browse the files via Windows Explorer without issue, but my web app throws a yellow screen with the following message:
Description: An error occurred during
the processing of a configuration file
required to service this request.
Please review the specific error
details below and modify your
configuration file appropriately.
Parser Error Message: An error
occurred loading a configuration file:
Could not find file
'\cluster\cms\qa-images\120400\web.config'.
What makes no sense to me is why it's looking for a web.config in that location. I know it's not an authentication issue because the virtual directory can serve images from its root (i.e. \\cluster\cms\qa-images\test.jpg serves as http://myserver/upload/test.jpg just fine).
Ideas?