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M-Files Web stopped working

Alton

Our M-Files web server did its auto-update to 22.9.  After a time, we get 404 and 500 errors; also certificate errors.  When we try to browse it from outside, we get a certificate warning, then a "You do not have permission to view this directory or page" error.  What's going on?

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    Is your SSL certificate possibly exired? 

    Does your .Net framework at server meet the requirements mentioned at the user guide? 

    Is your IIS runnign on same machine than M-Files, or on separate server? If it is running on separate server, please make sure the IIS server has the updated M-Files version and .Net framework as well. 

  • 0 in reply to Timo Lahti
    We run M-Files Web separately from M-Files application server.  Both are at Version 22.9.118.16.9.  We just updated the .NET framework from 4.6 to 4.8.  That got some of our functionality back, in particular, the REST API connection.
    Our certificate, issued by GoDaddy, is valid until November.  but when we try to run M-Files Web, we're still seeing a different certificate pop up:
    This is not part of our machine's list of certificates.  Did the 22.9.118.16.9 update come with its own certificate designation?  Just grasping at straws here.
  • 0 in reply to Alton

    We can get around this problem by clicking Cancel when the certificate pops up.  When we do that, M-Files Web login appears.  Still, I would like to know where this certificate came from.

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