Please can you check if you have correct permissions to IISUSRS folder of the server. It needs to have read/write permissions for appdata, media, css, js, views, web.config folder atleast.
I have this exact issue. Not sure what to do either. It occurred when a server had RAM lowered accidentally. Then, when RAM was restored the problem persisted.
I know this is an old thread for an Umbraco 8 site, but in case anybody who's running on Umbraco 9+ runs into the same problem and finds this whilst trying all combinations of keyword searches on Google to helplessly find a solution, here's what fixed it for me:
My staging site wasn't running over HTTPS, however as it wasn't in a development environment it was firing UseCookiePolicy() which was setting my cookies to be always 'secure'. I've commented out this part of the 'if else' condition which has resolved my issue. I'll of course reinstate it once I've established a one size fits all solution, but for now my CMS is back online.
Unable to login with umbraco
Hello, I am getiing bellow error on my console when I try to login with umbraco
This issue become only on server not on local machine and for some time it's work fine on server and again stop working, I don't understand How?
Hi Rakesh,
Please can you check if you have correct permissions to IISUSRS folder of the server. It needs to have read/write permissions for appdata, media, css, js, views, web.config folder atleast.
Regards,
Shaishav
Hey Shaishav, Required permission already have on folders.
Hi Rakesh,
It seems more of a deployment/config issue. Please can you check if all the dll, folder etc has been pushed to the staging server.
Cheers,
Shaishav
I have getting another issue when clicking on Users then I have to get a bellow error message on console
and when click on Members then I have to get a bellow error message on the console
I have this exact issue. Not sure what to do either. It occurred when a server had RAM lowered accidentally. Then, when RAM was restored the problem persisted.
I found the answer on another forum. The solution was to reset the server time. Unbelievable as this may sound, it worked. I also cleared all cookies.
I know this is an old thread for an Umbraco 8 site, but in case anybody who's running on Umbraco 9+ runs into the same problem and finds this whilst trying all combinations of keyword searches on Google to helplessly find a solution, here's what fixed it for me:
I had the following in my startup.cs:
My staging site wasn't running over HTTPS, however as it wasn't in a development environment it was firing UseCookiePolicy() which was setting my cookies to be always 'secure'. I've commented out this part of the 'if else' condition which has resolved my issue. I'll of course reinstate it once I've established a one size fits all solution, but for now my CMS is back online.
Note: this was for a site running 10.4.
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