Hi everyone, I’m trying to implement Microsoft Entra ID Authentication for Members in an Umbraco CMS project following this official guide: [Add Microsoft Entra ID Authentication.](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/13.latest/tutorials/add-microsoft-entra-id-authentication?fallback=true) Here’s my setup: - Umbraco Version: 13.5.2 (.NET 8) - uSkinned Site Builder: 6.1.2 (though I believe it shouldn’t matter here). What I’ve done so far:

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Hi, I'm Umbraco newbie and I'm trying to use property alias in a block list but with no luck. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. I keep getting {{newProperty}} instead of it's value ☹️ https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1251236913310863504/1251236914007248996/image.png?ex=666dd8af&is=666c872f&hm=b6755363efe83874d763a9f6a0f56da8fdac9061344b420dc8917ec4d0fa7537& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1251236913310863504/1251236914292457533/image.png?ex=666dd8af&is=666c872f&hm=2b3c11b913f0ab56d506911eb440b81566f9e99457ed8e93d32d3cbd4f5f1297& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1251236913310863504/1251236914703372348/image.png?ex=666dd8af&is=666c872f&hm=7216296ce319d1a92e65f1b8a6686ca48402264d8598c8a1a9bbc32fc08758d2&

I am trying to programmatically create a user but I'm running into problems hashing the password. I have no idea if it's Umbraco or standard .NET core that should handle this. My code looks like this:

private void CreateUserIfNotExist(string email, string password, string? name)
    {
      var user = _userService.GetByEmail(email);
      if (user != null)
      {
        return;
      }

      var newUser = _userService.CreateUserWithIdentity(name ?? email, email);
      var userGroup = _userService.GetUserGroupByAlias("editors") as IReadOnlyUserGroup;

      if (userGroup != null)
      {
        newUser.AddGroup(userGroup);
        newUser.RawPasswordValue = ???? // how to hash password?
        _userService.Save(newUser);
      }

    }

How can I figure out the

RawPasswordValue

? I've tried 5 different ways of dependency inject a password hasher, but I can't find a way to type it to

<IUser>

which is what

CreateUserWithIdentity

returns. The documentation has a page that brings up my hope: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/reference/management/services/userservice/create-a-new-user But it has no example shown at all, broken documentation perhaps?

We have both a V8 & V13 website running on Azure appservice which is Plan S1 and Azure SQL Server S0 / 10 DTU's. The site has about 50k+ nodes in the tree. We're seeing a huge amount of SQL timeouts and locks, which we're trying to resolve. What specification of appservice & SQL database's do other people use? The database is setup with DTU based pricing, should we be using a v-core based database? We've followed the recommended Azure setup here: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/13.latest/fundamentals/setup/server-setup/azure-web-apps

First a few words about our setup: We are using the latest version of Umbraco v12.2.0 with Flexible Load Balancing on Docker containers running Ubuntu Linux. We are having currently one publisher (Backoffice) and one subscriber (front-end). We went with headless approach using Umbraco Content Delivery API. For media we are using S3. API content is served through Kestrel inside front-end docker container. Both containers (subscriber and publisher) are using the same instance of Sql Server. Installed packages in Umbraco: - Umbraco Workflow v12.1.1 - uSync v12.1.0 In the Backoffice we have currently two sites, with up to 15 sub-pages on each. We also used multilingual setup, each page has content for two languages. Every page consists of a few blocks on block grid. The size of the DB is around 190MB (so nothing huge in any case). Our issue (this can be reproduced on each docker containers restart): I just focues on the front-end/subscriber container here. The same can be also noticed on the Backoffice container (publisher). When front-end (subscriber) docker container starts, it uses around 160MB of memory looking at docker stats. Right after the first request is made to the front-end, memory jumps to around 280MB. About half a minute from the first request, memory jumps again to around 1,7GB. At the time of the big memory jump (from 280MB -> 1,7GB) I see bunch of messages in logs like: DeliveryApiContentIndex Write lucene doc id:{id}|{languageCode}, category:{category}, type:{type} So I would say the Examine index is the cause of the high memory consumption. I also verified Examine indexes in the publisher Backoffice (can't access front-end because Backoffice is disabled): - DeliveryApiContentIndex: DocumentCount=146, FieldCount=22 - ExternalIndex: DocumentCount=284, FieldCount=849 - InternalIndex: DocumentCount=297, FieldCount=1054 - MemberIndex: DocumentCount=0, FieldCount=0 Is maybe someone else also noticing high memory consumption?

I want to automatically minify the CSS and JS files in the assets folder when publishing. Is that possible?

Using Umbraco 13 and Umbraco Forms how easy is it to do the following: - Scheduled Data Cleanup: automatically delete web form data (including uploaded files) after a specified period (e.g., six months, one year). - Manual Data Cleanup: implement a feature allowing a CMS user to trigger the deletion of web form data (including uploaded files) on demand. Thanks @User #forms

Is anyone around to help me solve an examine sort order issue please. I have got it down to a very simple example and I think sorting is broken in examine, or maybe I'm doing something wrong.

Hi friends so ive created a service that will essentially return all urls of the site upon request via api (i noticed you cant just get all page routes via delivery api) the issue is we will be going multi lingual, therefore i need to also return all of the routes for pages which are under a different culture. so i am able to do this manually by hard setting the culture (this is test code) _variationContextAccessor.VariationContext = new VariationContext("fr"); routes = _publishedContentQuery.Content(ids).Select(item => item.Url()).ToList(); but what i want to do is possibly get ahold of all available cultures in the cms then i can do this dynamically? unless someone has a better way of returning every node url including all cultures my code essentially - gets all ids of content from external index - gets all published content using a list of guids obtained from the index - returns all page routes in a list which is returned to caller