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rauchg / slackin

Public Slack organizations made easy
http://rauchg.com/slackin/
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[Not Valid]Deploy to Azure is broken #304

Open qbonie1984 opened 7 years ago

qbonie1984 commented 7 years ago

Hi, The deployment is not throwing any error but when I click on the URL in the deployment status, I get redirected to generic azure landing page. Help please! thanks!

markojak commented 7 years ago

I'm having this problem as well. Showing up a page which says

"Your App Service app has been created Go to your app's Quick Start guide in the Azure portal to get started or read our deployment documentation."

Anyone else have any luck with this?

andyrblank commented 7 years ago

It's running hostingstart.html. If I go into "Application Settings" in Azure I can remove that as a default document but I'm not sure which file should be the start page.

andyrblank commented 7 years ago

I'm still investigating but it looks like the web.config file is not getting deployed.

andyrblank commented 7 years ago

FYI: In my App Service if I scroll down to App Service Editor (preview) I can right-click and add a new file so I added the web.config and copied the contents from this repository and now I'm getting an error returned to check my API key so I think it is working and I need to correct my API key.

andyrblank commented 7 years ago

Ok so when I started this I was working with a friend who gave me a token and team name that I couldn't verify. So for testing I built my own and I have confirmed that by deploying a web.config and removing hostingstart.html from the default documents that it is working!

jpoon commented 7 years ago

Yeah, as @andyrblank mentions, it's missing the web.config. Go to the Azure portal, open the console (either through Kudu or right through the settings page for the app service), then in wwwroot do: curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rauchg/slackin/master/web.config

Rogerbut commented 7 years ago

You guys got me most of the way there, but there was an odd wrinkle on my issue - When I went to application settings in Azure i found that index.aspx (the name of my home page) was NOT included in the default documents - adding that fixed the issue for me. Weird that MS do not include that as a default doc as standard...