Last month, I had to reinstall my laptop because of disk failure. Today, when I try to compile my SPFx (SharePoint Framework) project, I encounter “phyton2” not found exception. In fact, when I read the exception it was thrown by gyp npm component. This component apparently requires phyton to be installed . I can not find anywhere in SPFx documentation, the instruction to install phyton - although this will be triggered by the tooling.
Cross site forgery is also known as one-click attack or session riding and abbreviated as CSRF or XSRF (see Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_request_forgery). It is outlined in one of OWASP Top 10 security high vulnerability checklist - hence every developer must be aware of how to prevent this attack from their code. If you browse to SharePoint application page inside hive folder, you will see following line: this particular control will actually provide form digest which is set of token strings that has been generated by server for the requested page.
I will close this year activity by moving my wordpress hosting from JustHost to Azure. I am using JustHost introductory offer USD 3.95 / months for the past 4 years, but unfortunately I can not get that price anymore. They renewed my plan a month before ends, with new price USD 9.49 / months. The monthly subscription seems just a cup of coffee, but JustHost will charge 4 years in advance totalling USD 455.
One day I have a requirement to provide list item purging from SharePoint. Deleting small list item may not be a problem, however deleting huge items from a list will impact the whole SharePoint farm performance during the operation. The issue is caused by the locking mechanism that occurs during the delete operation. Additionally the deleted list item will be stored to recycle-bin of the site, hence it will contribute to another performance impact.
This is 5 part blog series, on how to “Cost Optimization for On-demand Private Build Server for SharePoint”. Although I specifically write this for SharePoint’s build server, however the concept and ideas is also applicable for anyone looking for optimizing their cost running private CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery) in Visual Studio online. The series in these articles are:
Part 1, Introduction to Visual Studio Online Build and Release Agent Part 2, Cost Analysis and Optimizing Cost Part 3, Step-by-Step Creation Private Build Server for SharePoint Part 4, Azure Automation Service Part 5, Integrates Azure Automation Service in Build Pipeline In Part 2 In Part 2, we know that the cost will be much cheaper if we choose Azure VM RI (Reserved Instance) compared to Pay As You Go.
I have met many SharePoint developers and administrator that can not provide detail information of the error. Most of them do not know, how to enable SharePoint’s debug mode. There are lot of guidance in internet, but I will just write here as this is very basic information that every developer or SharePoint administrator must know! In order to enable SharePoint’s debug mode, 3 places that you need to modify in web.
This is 5 part blog series, on how to “Cost Optimization for On-demand Private Build Server for SharePoint”. Although I specifically write this for SharePoint’s build server, however the concept and ideas is also applicable for anyone looking for optimizing their cost running private CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery) in Visual Studio online. The series in these articles are:
Part 1, Introduction to Visual Studio Online Build and Release Agent Part 2, Cost Analysis and Optimizing Cost Part 3, Step-by-Step Creation Private Build Server for SharePoint Part 4, Azure Automation Service Part 5, Integrates Azure Automation Service in Build Pipeline In Part 1 In Part 1, I have written about Visual Studio Team Services, build agent and private build server.
This is 5 part blog series, on how to “Cost Optimization for On-demand Private Build Server for SharePoint”. Although I specifically write this for SharePoint’s build server, however the concept and ideas is also applicable for anyone looking for optimizing their cost running private CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery) in Visual Studio Online. The series in these articles are:
Part 1, Introduction to Visual Studio Online Build and Release Agent Part 2, Cost Analysis and Optimizing Cost Part 3, Step-by-Step Creation Private Build Server for SharePoint Part 4, Azure Automation Service Part 5, Integrates Azure Automation Service in Build Pipeline Introduction to Visual Studio Build and Release Agent Many of you might already know about Team Foundation Server (TFS) the on-premise source code management, work item management, reporting, and developer’s collaboration tools.
This is 5 part blog series, on how to “Cost Optimization for On-demand Private Build Server for SharePoint”. Although I specifically write this for SharePoint’s build server, however the concept and ideas is also applicable for anyone looking for optimizing their cost running private CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery) in Visual Studio Online. The series in these articles are:
Part 1, Introduction to Visual Studio Online Build and Release Agent Part 2, Cost Analysis and Optimizing Cost Part 3, Step-by-Step Creation Private Build Server for SharePoint Part 4, Azure Automation Service Part 5, Integrates Azure Automation Service in Build Pipeline Introduction to Visual Studio Build and Release Agent Many of you might already know about Team Foundation Server (TFS) the on-premise source code management, work item management, reporting, and developer’s collaboration tools.
Background You have Office Web Apps in your farm, and it can open all office document in browser, except for Excel. Symptom
ULS logs shows following exceptions “ServerSession.ProcessWebException: A Web exception during ExecuteWebMethod has occurred for server: http:/../exc/ExcelService*.asmx” Restarting Excel calculation services doesn’t help Reconfigure connection OWA server to SharePoint doesn’t help You have Microsoft Monitoring Agent tools installed in OWA server Resolution
Uninstall Microsoft Monitoring Agent from OWA server