Howto fire function

[hostingservices]

Hi, I have succesfully deployed the SSL manager. But what I don't understand is how to fire the function to add a new domain? Sorry for the n00b question

[n3wt0n]

Hey, you don't have to start the function to add domains.

As the Application Properties Configuration File section explains, you have to add the domains for which you whish the function to generate certificates for to the appproperties.json config file

The file needs to be saved in a blob container with name as in the constant "AppPropertiesFileName" of the Constants.cs class.

[hostingservices]

Thanks for helping out. I have added both files appproperties.json and certinfo.json to the certificates container in the storageaccount I have created with the deployment. Is that all? Changed the trigger to 0 */5 * * * * to get a run every 5 mins. Nothing appears, and in the e-mail I see errors about the appproperties file. I think I need to update the Constants.cs file? I see one located in C:\home\site\repository\src\WebAppSSLManager\Models. Is that correct?

[n3wt0n]

Yes yes it is supported :) It was supported right off the bat, Function apps have been added later.

Few things to check:

• The webapp is Basic, Standard or Premium tier (Free and Shared not supported)
• The webapp is in the same subscription where the instance of AzureWebAppSSLManager is
• you have the correct names for Resource Group and WebApp in the appproperties.json file

[n3wt0n]

Ah, also make sure that the service principal you are using has enough permissions to read and change that specific webapp

[hostingservices]

It is so strange, the webapp is a PremiumV2 and in the same subscription. The service principle is Owner of the webapp. I'm 100% sure the name of the resourcename eand resourcegroup is correct. In the same Resourcegroup I have configured the Function, and this one is working.

Is it required to have the custom domain configured in advance of running the script?
Or is there any other requirement I am missing?

[hostingservices]

I think the issue is that the certificate is uploaded to the function app itself (I see the requested certificates under 'TSL/SLL settings' of the fucntion app) and not to the web app I have defined in my appproperties. Sounds that logical? So the certificate is in de storageaccount, it is uploaded to the function. But it is trying to create a binding on the web app. And then is says 'not found' in the log

[hostingservices]

I found this 'bug' Azure/azure-libraries-for-net#850 and is seems familiar. It was solved by updating the used sources. As I can see your source code is aprox ~2 years old. Could it be possible to do some updates from your site?