Need web server help $$

[Marauder2003]

[Bako88fanjr]

Are you looking to fix your code, or fix the migrations settings?

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[Marauder2003]

Are you looking to fix your code, or fix the migrations settings?

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[Subotai]

In IIS you can right click on a folder and convert it to an app. Google how to do that

[Bako88fanjr]

Have you checked the web config? If you have, did your eyes see anything abnormal?

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[Marauder2003]

I remember how to do that on a regular server. This Plesk thing has different screens. And the old server must have been correct since it worked.

In IIS you can right click on a folder and convert it to an app. Google how to do that

[ocabj]

Plesk is just a control panel interface for shared hosting. It doesn't affect your actual website content.

Read through the logs and figure out what's throwing errors and why. It could probably be something as easy as resolving some filepaths in your code.

[Marauder2003]

The organization of my site is a bit weird. I designed it through ignorance.
In the root there is a default.htm that redirects to a subfolder/default.aspx.
Subfolder contains all the pages, scripts, etc needed.

The root had a web.config that contained malware. GoDaddy cleaned my site. Which removed the root web.config. There is a web.config in subfolder. it just contains the connection string to the database.

Go to www.ibmjunkman.com and you will see the current error. I have a Site.Master in the root and the subfolder.

Have you checked the web config? If you have, did your eyes see anything abnormal?

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[Bako88fanjr]

The organization of my site is a bit weird. I designed it through ignorance.

In the root there is a default.htm that redirects to a subfolder/default.aspx.

Subfolder contains all the pages, scripts, etc needed.



The root had a web.config that contained malware. GoDaddy cleaned my site. Which removed the root web.config. There is a web.config in subfolder. it just contains the connection string to the database.



Go to www.ibmjunkman.com and you will see the current error. I have a Site.Master in the root and the subfolder.

The error I'm seeing is happening in the root folder, I think. I've seen errors similar to this to where something is missing or broken within the root folder. Sounds like you need to find an old version of that web config, or make one.

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[Marauder2003]

Last bit of the only log I can find.

304 GET / - HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 1
404 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/default.aspx - HTTP/1.1
500 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/default.aspx - HTTP/1.1
404 GET /Web.config - HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/5.0 (Wi
404 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/Web.config.bad - HTTP/1
404 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/web.config - HTTP/1.1
500 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/default.aspx - HTTP/1.1

For me the 404s are strange. The files being referenced all exist.

Plesk is just a control panel interface for shared hosting. It doesn't affect your actual website content.

Read through the logs and figure out what's throwing errors and why. It could probably be something as easy as resolving some filepaths in your code.

[Marauder2003]

I understand what you are saying. The code display in the error is from the default.aspx in the subfolder.

A site.master file exists in the root and subfolder.

The error I'm seeing is happening in the root folder, I think. I've seen errors similar to this to where something is missing or broken within the root folder. Sounds like you need to find an old version of that web config, or make one.

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[Subotai]

I remember how to do that on a regular server. This Plesk thing has different screens. And the old server must have been correct since it worked.

Well, it either lets you do it or check with them and ask them to check.

[ocabj]

Last bit of the only log I can find.

304 GET / - HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 1
404 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/default.aspx - HTTP/1.1
500 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/default.aspx - HTTP/1.1
404 GET /Web.config - HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/5.0 (Wi
404 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/Web.config.bad - HTTP/1
404 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/web.config - HTTP/1.1
500 GET /IBMJunkmanPortal/default.aspx - HTTP/1.1

For me the 404s are strange. The files being referenced all exist.

Check file permissions (needs to be read for the IIS server user or group, or global...). Make sure the web docs folder is actually defined correctly.

[Marauder2003]

Problem solved. Seems the migration to Plesk did not migrate the fact that certain directories needed to be defined as Virtual to IIS. They were defined that way on the old server.

The tech person explained how to do it. Now that I know how I would not have figured it out by myself.

https://www.ibmjunkman.com