DmitryEfimenko
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9 years ago Hello,
I'm sorry you are having this issue. A quick thing to try to fix this is to pass the contents of the .lic file as a string to the .Configure() method. Just make sure to have it all on one line. Please let me know if you are still having issues after that. On Nov 17, 2015 10:09 PM, "Donovan Edye" notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Dmitry,
I have been developing successfully locally using TBMVC and now went to deploy to IIS with FTP. I however get the errir that the lic file could not be found even though it is there in the root directory for the website and there are no permissions errors.
The rest of the MVC application runs without issue. What do I need to try/do to diagnose/fix the issue?
I have checked and the Portable.Licensing.dll has been deployed so it is something else.
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--Donovan
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natiki
Hi Dmitry,
I have been developing successfully locally using TBMVC and now went to deploy to IIS with FTP. I however get the errir that the lic file could not be found even though it is there in the root directory for the website and there are no permissions errors.
The rest of the MVC application runs without issue. What do I need to try/do to diagnose/fix the issue?
I have checked and the Portable.Licensing.dll has been deployed so it is something else.
--Donovan