App Center permissions on server

[SpringBox]

Hi Guys

Just installed Lianja on Windows 2019 Server and all good except there is a permissions issue with the App Center.

Have attached a screenshot. Installed as Administrator so not quite sure what permissions would need to be changed.

Any thoughts?

Cheers


Simon

[barrymavin]

Hi Simon

How are you accessing that server? Native or using rdp?

You have no access to write to the temp folder by the looks of it.

[SpringBox]

Hi Barry

At the moment natively to mimic development pc. Which is the temp folder?

Was planning to use App Center then proper web access port 8001 access as we now have SSL certificate on server so iPad access should be fine.

Can you remind me of the web url we need to access it please?

https://domain.com:8001/login.php is that right? Not sure.

Cheers


Simon

[HankFay]

Hi Simon,

Make that login.rsp

Hank

[SpringBox]

Thanks Hank

You are a star !!

Lianja is a funny thing - you think you know VFP and this should be the same...

It isn't & can't be & its hard & then suddenly... it makes sense.

What an enormously capable toolset !!

As always PRACTISE PRACTISE PRACTISE !! (proper English spelling. A "practice" is where the doctor works)

Happy Easter :-)

Simon

[barrymavin]

Hi Simon

To use https on your server you need to install the Lianja IIS extension. You then omit port 8001 from the url.

Its all covered in the doc.
https://www.lianja.com/doc/index.php...ension_for_IIS

[SpringBox]

Thanks Barry

Will get IIS sorted next week.

In preparation for that, we are still getting the permissions error when starting the App Builder.

Any idea which directory is the culprit? After the error the App Builder does start but we cannot deploy apps to the App Center.

Will try reinstalling.

Cheers


Simon

[SpringBox]

Reinstallation seems to have sorted the permissions issue in terms of loading App Builder

Cheers


Simon

Cheers

Simon

[SpringBox]

Hi Barry

Almost got to the end of the Lianja IIS setup but fell at the last. Windows server 2019 clean fresh install.

"Then, as an administrator, edit the web.config file for the site and add in the redirection to your existing configuration."

There is no web.config file in c:\inetpub\wwwroot. There are lots of other web.config files but their contents are completely different.

Any thoughts?

Cheers


Simon

[yvonne.milne]

Hi Simon,

Try making a change to the 'Default Document' feature (e.g. change the order) in the IIS Manager. It should then save the change to the web.config file, creating it if it does not yet exist.

Regards,

Yvonne