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Unable to use SelectPDF after deployment to IIS
2019 Community Moderator ElectionError - Unable to access the IIS metabaseHow do I allow URL encoded path segments in AzureVisual Studio 2017 error: Unable to start program, An operation is not legal in the current stateWeb Deploy Deployment package Installment Error “ERROR_FILE_IN_USE”Nginx reverse proxy re-direct to Account/LoginFailed at step CHDIR spawning “/usr/bin/dotnet”: No such file or directoryASP.NET Core 2.0: HTTP requests timeout, but HTTPS requests doesn'tASP.NET Deployment issue saving image to databaseIssues using Chrome-Pdf recipie on IISSelectPdf File Access
I have a function that generates a PDF from a HTML page like this:
HtmlToPdf converter = new HtmlToPdf();
PdfDocument doc = converter.ConvertUrl(url);
var PdfArray = doc.Save();
doc.Close();
This works perfectly when I run it in VS 2017, However when I deploy to IIS it throws the following exception: "Conversion failure error 5."
According to my Googling this is related to the IIS not having the correct access to write. However I have as an attempt given that application access to every operation.
All suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
iis asp.net-core
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
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I have a function that generates a PDF from a HTML page like this:
HtmlToPdf converter = new HtmlToPdf();
PdfDocument doc = converter.ConvertUrl(url);
var PdfArray = doc.Save();
doc.Close();
This works perfectly when I run it in VS 2017, However when I deploy to IIS it throws the following exception: "Conversion failure error 5."
According to my Googling this is related to the IIS not having the correct access to write. However I have as an attempt given that application access to every operation.
All suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
iis asp.net-core
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
160112
How did you publish and which line throw this exception? Have the published folder containsSelect.Html.dep? If not, copy it from your project.
– Tao Zhou
Mar 7 at 7:30
It just published to a local IIS server, the published folder is the project folder (so nothing is moved, this might be the reason for it complaining) and yes Select.html.dep is in both the release and debug bin.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 9:44
add a comment |
I have a function that generates a PDF from a HTML page like this:
HtmlToPdf converter = new HtmlToPdf();
PdfDocument doc = converter.ConvertUrl(url);
var PdfArray = doc.Save();
doc.Close();
This works perfectly when I run it in VS 2017, However when I deploy to IIS it throws the following exception: "Conversion failure error 5."
According to my Googling this is related to the IIS not having the correct access to write. However I have as an attempt given that application access to every operation.
All suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
iis asp.net-core
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
160112
I have a function that generates a PDF from a HTML page like this:
HtmlToPdf converter = new HtmlToPdf();
PdfDocument doc = converter.ConvertUrl(url);
var PdfArray = doc.Save();
doc.Close();
This works perfectly when I run it in VS 2017, However when I deploy to IIS it throws the following exception: "Conversion failure error 5."
According to my Googling this is related to the IIS not having the correct access to write. However I have as an attempt given that application access to every operation.
All suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
iis asp.net-core
iis asp.net-core
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
160112
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
160112
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
160112
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
160112
asked Mar 6 at 17:45
Atle KristiansenAtle Kristiansen
160112
160112
How did you publish and which line throw this exception? Have the published folder containsSelect.Html.dep? If not, copy it from your project.
– Tao Zhou
Mar 7 at 7:30
It just published to a local IIS server, the published folder is the project folder (so nothing is moved, this might be the reason for it complaining) and yes Select.html.dep is in both the release and debug bin.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 9:44
add a comment |
How did you publish and which line throw this exception? Have the published folder containsSelect.Html.dep? If not, copy it from your project.
– Tao Zhou
Mar 7 at 7:30
It just published to a local IIS server, the published folder is the project folder (so nothing is moved, this might be the reason for it complaining) and yes Select.html.dep is in both the release and debug bin.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 9:44
How did you publish and which line throw this exception? Have the published folder contains
Select.Html.dep? If not, copy it from your project.– Tao Zhou
Mar 7 at 7:30
How did you publish and which line throw this exception? Have the published folder contains
Select.Html.dep? If not, copy it from your project.– Tao Zhou
Mar 7 at 7:30
It just published to a local IIS server, the published folder is the project folder (so nothing is moved, this might be the reason for it complaining) and yes Select.html.dep is in both the release and debug bin.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 9:44
It just published to a local IIS server, the published folder is the project folder (so nothing is moved, this might be the reason for it complaining) and yes Select.html.dep is in both the release and debug bin.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 9:44
add a comment |
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From the troubleshooting page on SelectPdf website:
https://selectpdf.com/docs/Troubleshooting.htm#item3
The error code is this:
ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
5 (0x5)
Access is denied.
Enable execute permissions on Select.Html.dep.
You need to go to the bin folder of your deployment to IIS and set execute permissions for the Select.Html.dep file. If you do not know the app pool user, in the first place, just set permissions for Everyone to see if it works.
answered Mar 7 at 11:17
TomTom
17612
The problem remains the same. not able to load the PDF. I have given "All" access to the Select.Html.Dep. In both bin directories.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 13:37
What exactly did you do? You need to open an Window Explorer, go to the folder where Select.Html.dep file is, right click on it, then Properties / Security tab and add Everyone full control. Did you do that?
– Tom
Mar 8 at 14:35
Yes, that was exactly what I did. Should I try to restart the machine or something as well?
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 8 at 19:09
add a comment |
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From the troubleshooting page on SelectPdf website:
https://selectpdf.com/docs/Troubleshooting.htm#item3
The error code is this:
ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
5 (0x5)
Access is denied.
Enable execute permissions on Select.Html.dep.
You need to go to the bin folder of your deployment to IIS and set execute permissions for the Select.Html.dep file. If you do not know the app pool user, in the first place, just set permissions for Everyone to see if it works.
answered Mar 7 at 11:17
TomTom
17612
The problem remains the same. not able to load the PDF. I have given "All" access to the Select.Html.Dep. In both bin directories.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 13:37
What exactly did you do? You need to open an Window Explorer, go to the folder where Select.Html.dep file is, right click on it, then Properties / Security tab and add Everyone full control. Did you do that?
– Tom
Mar 8 at 14:35
Yes, that was exactly what I did. Should I try to restart the machine or something as well?
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 8 at 19:09
add a comment |
From the troubleshooting page on SelectPdf website:
https://selectpdf.com/docs/Troubleshooting.htm#item3
The error code is this:
ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
5 (0x5)
Access is denied.
Enable execute permissions on Select.Html.dep.
You need to go to the bin folder of your deployment to IIS and set execute permissions for the Select.Html.dep file. If you do not know the app pool user, in the first place, just set permissions for Everyone to see if it works.
answered Mar 7 at 11:17
TomTom
17612
The problem remains the same. not able to load the PDF. I have given "All" access to the Select.Html.Dep. In both bin directories.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 13:37
What exactly did you do? You need to open an Window Explorer, go to the folder where Select.Html.dep file is, right click on it, then Properties / Security tab and add Everyone full control. Did you do that?
– Tom
Mar 8 at 14:35
Yes, that was exactly what I did. Should I try to restart the machine or something as well?
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 8 at 19:09
add a comment |
From the troubleshooting page on SelectPdf website:
https://selectpdf.com/docs/Troubleshooting.htm#item3
The error code is this:
ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
5 (0x5)
Access is denied.
Enable execute permissions on Select.Html.dep.
You need to go to the bin folder of your deployment to IIS and set execute permissions for the Select.Html.dep file. If you do not know the app pool user, in the first place, just set permissions for Everyone to see if it works.
answered Mar 7 at 11:17
TomTom
17612
From the troubleshooting page on SelectPdf website:
https://selectpdf.com/docs/Troubleshooting.htm#item3
The error code is this:
ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
5 (0x5)
Access is denied.
Enable execute permissions on Select.Html.dep.
You need to go to the bin folder of your deployment to IIS and set execute permissions for the Select.Html.dep file. If you do not know the app pool user, in the first place, just set permissions for Everyone to see if it works.
answered Mar 7 at 11:17
TomTom
17612
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TomTom
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The problem remains the same. not able to load the PDF. I have given "All" access to the Select.Html.Dep. In both bin directories.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 13:37
What exactly did you do? You need to open an Window Explorer, go to the folder where Select.Html.dep file is, right click on it, then Properties / Security tab and add Everyone full control. Did you do that?
– Tom
Mar 8 at 14:35
Yes, that was exactly what I did. Should I try to restart the machine or something as well?
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 8 at 19:09
add a comment |
The problem remains the same. not able to load the PDF. I have given "All" access to the Select.Html.Dep. In both bin directories.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 13:37
What exactly did you do? You need to open an Window Explorer, go to the folder where Select.Html.dep file is, right click on it, then Properties / Security tab and add Everyone full control. Did you do that?
– Tom
Mar 8 at 14:35
Yes, that was exactly what I did. Should I try to restart the machine or something as well?
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 8 at 19:09
The problem remains the same. not able to load the PDF. I have given "All" access to the Select.Html.Dep. In both bin directories.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 13:37
The problem remains the same. not able to load the PDF. I have given "All" access to the Select.Html.Dep. In both bin directories.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 13:37
What exactly did you do? You need to open an Window Explorer, go to the folder where Select.Html.dep file is, right click on it, then Properties / Security tab and add Everyone full control. Did you do that?
– Tom
Mar 8 at 14:35
What exactly did you do? You need to open an Window Explorer, go to the folder where Select.Html.dep file is, right click on it, then Properties / Security tab and add Everyone full control. Did you do that?
– Tom
Mar 8 at 14:35
Yes, that was exactly what I did. Should I try to restart the machine or something as well?
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 8 at 19:09
Yes, that was exactly what I did. Should I try to restart the machine or something as well?
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 8 at 19:09
add a comment |
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How did you publish and which line throw this exception? Have the published folder contains
Select.Html.dep? If not, copy it from your project.– Tao Zhou
Mar 7 at 7:30
It just published to a local IIS server, the published folder is the project folder (so nothing is moved, this might be the reason for it complaining) and yes Select.html.dep is in both the release and debug bin.
– Atle Kristiansen
Mar 7 at 9:44