Greetings @bolenton!
In my testing, I have had it all running successfully on Windows Server with IIS as well as Azure. I really like Azure Webapps because of the "slots" feature, but you can't user ports there. Either way, you need to make sure you have full access to DNS settings.
Hey @poolman!
<cite>poolman: </cite> Can anybody actually log in with 5.0.2?
I have the ASP.NET & Angular version working fine here. I did delete the old DB first though. Maybe try deleting some cookies and try again?
<cite>godrunner: </cite> I also noticed that the download page says v5.0.0 when yesterday it said v5.0.1, so that is confusing as to what version is actually available.
I was looking for v5.0.2
Oh, I see now that after selecting the "Project Type" the version number changed from 5.0.0 to 5.0.2.
I also noticed that the download page says v5.0.0 when yesterday it said v5.0.1, so that is confusing as to what version is actually available.
I was looking for v5.0.2
I would second that. Great work and it is very much appreciated. You guys are great!!
Is there any "official" word on this? This is core tenant functionality. Do I need to post this on Github? I don't see this issue there but could have missed it.
Thank you.
Wow, that seems odd. I'll give it a try. I am almost certain it is not documented like that.
This would be a bug for sure either way.
Greetings NickKellett!
Running
dotnet build
from the command line in the public project folder will fix this. I had the same issue.
So I downloaded a fresh copy of 4.6.1 and deployed it to Azure App Services and I get the exact same behavior as I did in 4.5.1 . So, is the framework just broken then at this time or am I doing something wrong? It all seems to work fine except for multi-tenancy which is a bit of an issue. :-)
Thanks!
Thanks @XugoWebTeam. From what you are saying it sounds like a known issue.
@smcagdas, if this is so, is it fixed in 4.6.1?
From .core project I have: public const bool MultiTenancyEnabled = true;
"ServerRootAddress": "http://api.azurewebsites.net", "ClientRootAddress": "http://mysite.com",
Thanks!
