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bmukes
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11-21-2008, 6:42 PM
This works between my XP PC and my XP Virtual Machine. My questions.
1. Do you see any issues that may occur using this approach in a production environment?
2. Because this works I am now concerned about security do you think that the encryptPassword, userName, and password provider ...
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bmukes
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11-21-2008, 11:30 AM
Discussed this with some other folks do you think the following would work. Assume I have a IIS6 virtual directory ClientVD that has a root directory ClientVD_1_0_0_0.
1. Use MSDeploy to send down a new directory ClientVD_1_0_0_1.
2. Use MSDeploy to send down file App.Offline.html to ClientVD_1_0_0_0 shutting down ...
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bmukes
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11-21-2008, 11:16 AM
Are they any plans to allow clients to create their own custom providers. I.E. a .NET class that inherits from a base class to allow further customization. My idea is to further control database updates by creating a provider similar to dbFullSql.
Thanks
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bmukes
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11-21-2008, 11:12 AM
I am assuming that the following would work on the command line to prevent the AppOffline.htm file from being deleted.
-skip:objectName=filepath,skipAction=delete,absolutePath="App_Offline.htm"
I think a delete verb would work or a provider that allows you to specify what you want deleted.
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bmukes
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11-20-2008, 7:09 PM
Assume the following on a machine hosting my web site and another machine hosting SQL Server.
I use MSDeploy to send App_Offline.htm to the root to shut down the web site indicating that I do not want to delete files.
I use MSDeploy to update the web site while its down again indicating that I do not want to delete ...