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404 error after package install Umbraco v8.12.0 #204

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StuartPaterson opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 2 comments
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404 error after package install Umbraco v8.12.0 #204

StuartPaterson opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 2 comments

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@StuartPaterson
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Hey,

I'm in the process of taking an Umbraco 8.12.0 site over to a new Azure stack with an App Service, Blob Storage and SQL Server/db (not elastic pool). I have the site up and running and I'm now at the point of switching my media items over to Blob Storage. I've been referencing Jeavon's tutorial on here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qp-ZGaKFaY (thanks for the clumsyleaf tool by the way :) )

Anyway, I've installed v3 of the UmbracoFileSystemProviders.Azure package in my backoffice but upon completion I don't get the parameters page so can't set my container name, connection string etc. All I have is the text to say 'please enter the require parameters.....' and a save button.

If I click 'save' I get a 404 error on '/Umbraco/backoffice/FileSystemProviders/Installer/GetParameters/'

I had also installed the Nuget package in VS(2017) and published again to Azure but still the same issue. Also tried using the local install but no joy.

Anything else I should be doing for Umbraco v8.12.0 or has anybody come across a similar issue?

Cheers,
Stuart
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@Jeavon
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Jeavon commented Oct 28, 2021

@StuartPaterson I just had a check on a vanilla v8.17 and the installer was fine and presented me with the fields to fill in.
I suspect that maybe you have lost Our.Umbraco.FileSystemProviders.Azure.Installer.dll from the bin perhaps a clean in VS.
This DLL exists only in the Umbraco package

@StuartPaterson
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Thanks Jeavon, turns out it was down to the 'Configure.js' looking for the path /umbraco/backoffice/

Something I omitted from my post above was that I run Umbraco with a renamed backoffice path so I updated the configure.js to reflect that and I now see the 'package options'.

Cheers,
Stuart

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