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Leave specified folder intact when publishing to Azure Web app
How to publish dotnetnuke website to azure?Any way to do “sticky folders” (or similar) w/ staged deployments in Azure Websites?Azure AD Web App with zombie Login Redirect LoopHow to add an Azure App Service extension via powershell?ASP.Net Core Data Protection API in Azure Web AppIs it possible to have Zero Downtime when publishing a Website to Azure App Services (deployment slot) + autoswapCan I use the SwapWithPreviewAction command switch to swap deployment slots when the Azure app service has authentication enabled?How can I manage robots.txt in Azure app service with a staging slotHow do I preserve certain folders when doing a deployment slot swap on an Azure App Service?Azure Web App swap happening BEFORE warmup
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I'm using VS Code with the Azure App Service extension to publish to Azure. I have tested publishing to a staging slot and swapping slots with production. All is working well so far.
The trouble is that I have a script which uploads a new SSL certificate every 3 months (letsencrypt) to a folder called /.well-known. Each time I publish the site it's going to over-write this folder as the VS Code extension only seems capable of doing a complete publish of the whole site.
Is there a way of somehow "protecting" this folder so it never gets swapped out or over-riden?
I realise that if it wasn't for the automated nature of the SSL being uploaded I could just put the SSL in my repository and upload it each time. Or I could download this folder and include it in my project before each publish but this is error-prone.
azure ssl-certificate azure-web-app-service lets-encrypt azure-webapps
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I'm using VS Code with the Azure App Service extension to publish to Azure. I have tested publishing to a staging slot and swapping slots with production. All is working well so far.
The trouble is that I have a script which uploads a new SSL certificate every 3 months (letsencrypt) to a folder called /.well-known. Each time I publish the site it's going to over-write this folder as the VS Code extension only seems capable of doing a complete publish of the whole site.
Is there a way of somehow "protecting" this folder so it never gets swapped out or over-riden?
I realise that if it wasn't for the automated nature of the SSL being uploaded I could just put the SSL in my repository and upload it each time. Or I could download this folder and include it in my project before each publish but this is error-prone.
azure ssl-certificate azure-web-app-service lets-encrypt azure-webapps
asked Mar 27 at 12:23
jonhobbsjonhobbs
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I'm using VS Code with the Azure App Service extension to publish to Azure. I have tested publishing to a staging slot and swapping slots with production. All is working well so far.
The trouble is that I have a script which uploads a new SSL certificate every 3 months (letsencrypt) to a folder called /.well-known. Each time I publish the site it's going to over-write this folder as the VS Code extension only seems capable of doing a complete publish of the whole site.
Is there a way of somehow "protecting" this folder so it never gets swapped out or over-riden?
I realise that if it wasn't for the automated nature of the SSL being uploaded I could just put the SSL in my repository and upload it each time. Or I could download this folder and include it in my project before each publish but this is error-prone.
azure ssl-certificate azure-web-app-service lets-encrypt azure-webapps
asked Mar 27 at 12:23
jonhobbsjonhobbs
7,78218 gold badges74 silver badges116 bronze badges
I'm using VS Code with the Azure App Service extension to publish to Azure. I have tested publishing to a staging slot and swapping slots with production. All is working well so far.
The trouble is that I have a script which uploads a new SSL certificate every 3 months (letsencrypt) to a folder called /.well-known. Each time I publish the site it's going to over-write this folder as the VS Code extension only seems capable of doing a complete publish of the whole site.
Is there a way of somehow "protecting" this folder so it never gets swapped out or over-riden?
I realise that if it wasn't for the automated nature of the SSL being uploaded I could just put the SSL in my repository and upload it each time. Or I could download this folder and include it in my project before each publish but this is error-prone.
azure ssl-certificate azure-web-app-service lets-encrypt azure-webapps
azure ssl-certificate azure-web-app-service lets-encrypt azure-webapps
asked Mar 27 at 12:23
jonhobbsjonhobbs
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Could you try to set the folder permissions so that when the deployment process attempts to delete the folder, it lacks permission? You can set such permissions by running the attrib command in KUDU cmd.
answered Apr 2 at 3:52
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Not sure, I would assume that the error would cause the deployment to fail. I will try though.
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Could you try to set the folder permissions so that when the deployment process attempts to delete the folder, it lacks permission? You can set such permissions by running the attrib command in KUDU cmd.
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Not sure, I would assume that the error would cause the deployment to fail. I will try though.
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Could you try to set the folder permissions so that when the deployment process attempts to delete the folder, it lacks permission? You can set such permissions by running the attrib command in KUDU cmd.
answered Apr 2 at 3:52
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Not sure, I would assume that the error would cause the deployment to fail. I will try though.
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Apr 2 at 13:49
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Could you try to set the folder permissions so that when the deployment process attempts to delete the folder, it lacks permission? You can set such permissions by running the attrib command in KUDU cmd.
answered Apr 2 at 3:52
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Could you try to set the folder permissions so that when the deployment process attempts to delete the folder, it lacks permission? You can set such permissions by running the attrib command in KUDU cmd.
answered Apr 2 at 3:52
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Not sure, I would assume that the error would cause the deployment to fail. I will try though.
– jonhobbs
Apr 2 at 13:49
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Not sure, I would assume that the error would cause the deployment to fail. I will try though.
– jonhobbs
Apr 2 at 13:49
Not sure, I would assume that the error would cause the deployment to fail. I will try though.
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Apr 2 at 13:49
Not sure, I would assume that the error would cause the deployment to fail. I will try though.
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