From Howard Smith (@howard825) via Twitter who tweets:
“All of a sudden I get an error "ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_ACCESS_TO_SITE_FOLDER" when I do a web deploy to Azure. I am the administrator, only user, etc. What do I need to do? Thanks!”
Customer was referred to the forum details on https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/41f9e2a2-f26f-4cd2-b9fe-5c5bbdce06c5/error-using-webdeploy-errorinsufficientaccesstositefolder?forum=windowsazuremanagement however this did not help the customer
The customer also added: “I am a one man shop, My server is Azure. After reading this article I am not certain how to get started. I am the only user, the owner, the administrator. Is their anything for beginners to resolve this issue. I have no idea what happened to cause this. I need better than this article. Thanks for your quick response. Can I do something on the Azure site? Can I address this with my config?”
We also referenced the customer to the details on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34613147/azure-web-app-deployment-error-via-msdeploy-error-insufficient-a-ccess-to-site.
The customer also added:
“The first suggestion did not really apply to my problem. The last suggestion did apply but it did not solve the problem. In the last case he suggested I use Kudo Console to rename the offending .dll and then start publishing. Kudo would
not rename the module. I still have the problem. Any additional help is appreciated. I am stuck.”
Appreciate if you may be able to advise the customer further.
Tweet URL: Received through DM
Thanks,
@AzureSupport