Anyone has seen this error message recently when d...
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Anyone has seen this error message recently when deploying with SDF:
Details: Access to folder path 'Web Site Hosting Files' was denied.
a
Hello!
I know this is happening because "Host HTML Files" feature is probably not enabled
What I dont fully understand yet is why this is happening in your case (whether anything changed recently)
Setup > Company > Enable Features. Click the Web Presence subtab
f
What do I look for?
It is enabled already
message has been deleted
and I do not upload any HTML files as part of my suiteapp
a
uh
that's new then
what's your deploy.xml?
so this appeared after switching to 2019.1, right?
f
It seem to. I just recently noticed when trying to do a deployment
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<deploy>
    <files>
        <path>~/FileCabinet/SuiteApps/com.fispan.pay/*</path>
    </files>
    <objects>
        <path>~/Objects/*</path>
    </objects>
</deploy>
a
Interesting..
any chance you can try to use 2018.2 just to test if it's an upgrade problem?
f
I don't think we have any 2018.2 accounts left. Let me quickly check
No nothing left. Our production release (trailing) account is currently unavailable
m
Could this be related to the new permission
Allow JS/HTML uploads
? That was causing some wierd stuff with emailing attachments.
f
hmm my role seem to have that permission already applied
m
Hey Florian, the only issue we are aware of related to this is caused by not having the feature enabled. One last thing to check… see if with the user you are doing the deploy you can access files in the “Web Site Hosting Files” folder in the FileCabinet.
Please still file a case with NetSuite because even though you may find a workaround, this looks like a bug to me. Something may have been changed in the File Cabinet that we are not aware of.
f
@Mariano Saenz (NS Eng Lead) When logging in as administrator I can see the
Web Site Hosting Files
folder in my File Cabinet. When switching to my SDF Developer role I can not longer see that folder.
And that
SDF Developer
role is custom created and not the official one
m
OK, so you get the error in SDF when using the SDF Developer role, but not with the Admin role?
f
I can't use the admin role as it requires two factor authentication and I can not issue a token with that. What I did was adding the following permissions to my custom role: Lists: • Email Template • Marketing Template • PDF Template • Website (External) publisher Setup: • Set Up Web Site •
And now I seem to be able to use my custom role again. I've tried configuring the new Developer role but I can't seem to issue a token as it requires two factor authentication
m
OK, thanks! I’ll let them team know.
f
I believe there is a change in the latest SDF that you need permission for stuff even if you don't use that feature where in the old version it just ignored web site hosting files as I didn't use them in my SDF App