Hosting Docs #791
Hosting Docs #791
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@blowdart Could you have a look? |
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Is it built in a branch anywhere or do I need to do it myself? |
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Try this |
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The order is strange. It needs an introduction topic, then I'd suggest Installing Platform Handler, followed by Directory Structure, App Pools then Servicing.
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@blowdart Does this seem more reasonable shirhatti@f251c6d ?
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Why is this change in this PR?
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To fix the Travis build. The change was already made upstream. It will go away from my diff when I rebase
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| By `Sourabh Shirhatti` | ||
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| The hosting docs provide an overview of the features on ASP.NET 5. Hosters who offer ASP.NET hosting will be able to use the setup and configuration recommendations to integrate ASP.NET 5 into their hosting solution. This document should also serve as a guide for any enviroment where multiple discrete users will be running web sites on a single server or web farm. |
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No they don't. "provide an overview of how to host ASP.NET 5", not "of the features on"
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@blowdart Can you review the X.509 section? |
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| A developer can consume the Data Protection APIs to encrypt data at rest using a X.509 certificate. To enable this scenario, the hoster needs to allow a user to upload a certificate and correctly protect them. Import the certificate into the **Personal** Directory under the **Local Computer** account using **mmc.exe**. To grant the application access to the certificate, |
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Personal directory? It's not a directory, It's a certificate store.
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@Erikre Please review. |
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| To grant the IIS worker process access to your application, you will need to modify the Access Control List (ACL) for the the directory containing your application. | ||
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| 1. Open Windows Explorer and naviagate to the directory. |
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Thanks for catching that
Adresses part of #58