Hi, I'm working on a v13 site which has around 10k content nodes. It has a news search facility on the front-end which uses Examine and separately its Content Delivery API also powers a third-party app. We're finding that both the news search (which relies on the 'out of the box' External examine index) and the Content Delivery API keep failing to yield any results after 'a few days'. Logging into the CMS and rebuilding the indexes fixes it, but that's not a viable long-term solution. I wondered if anyone knows what might be causing the indexes to be dropped and/or if there's a way they can be automatically set to rebuild, periodically? The site is hosted on the client's own Windows VM — it's a decent spec AFAIK but it is used to host several sites. Could it be a memory issue? (Although I thought indexes were written to disk so that might not be too relevant?) Any pointers gratefully received!

Does anyone have this fully working, including Exceptions being logged? We seem to be hitting a scenario whereby the actual Exception details are not being sent to AppInsights (but the 500 response is being logged).

Does anyone have any links to blog posts about how to do proper nuget versioning for packages? Is there a standard way package authors do this? I'm currently just manually updating the

PackageVersion

in my csproj when releasing a new version 🙈

We're working on a headless solution where the frontend is a sveltekit app that fetches data from Umbraco. We've used the Headless Preview-plugin to enable previewing content and it works fine, but it basically just redirects you to your headless solution, which means you lose all the fancy functionality that allows you to view your preview in different viewports. When inspecting the normal preview-mode in Umbraco there seems to be a simple iframe that shows the page. Is it possible to override this iframe url to show the headless frontend instead to keep the functionality?

Hi, new to umbraco and wondering how we can hide the connection string in appsettings.json? Is it possible to be loaded from .env? I have googled quite a bit but can't find anything around the topic really.

I would like to have only 1 API controller that is authenticated with a Bearer token, More or less like this implementation https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/jwt-token-creation-authentication-and-authorization-in-asp-net-core-6-0-with-po/ Only with the umbraco pipeline, this doesn't seem to work.

> **Back story**: Since Umbraco 11, (when it stopped shipping with the "Microsoft.Data.SqlClient" library), I haven't been able to get the SQL data-source in my Contentment package to work. Prior to this, e.g. v9/v10, I could detect whether if a connection string was SQL Server or SQLite (or even earlier SQL CE). But without adding a dependency on "Microsoft.Data.SqlClient", I can't figure out how to make a raw SQL query on a custom database connection. If I have a custom database connection string, totally separate to the Umbraco database. This could be either SQL Server or SQLite. Should it be possible to reuse any Umbraco code to run a raw SQL query against that database? As far as my google-fu goes, there are many examples for EFCore, e.g. developing your own models/context (for inside the Umbraco database) ... but nothing for a raw SQL query. > Note, if you aren't familiar with the SQL data-source in Contentment, it lets a developer enter a raw SQL query to populate a list editor, e.g. dropdown list, radiobuttons, etc. Any code snippet examples would be hugely appreciated. 🙏

Any thoughts as to what I may have missed? App Pool user currently has full control on the folder, I have setup countless .netcore websites and never had this problem before.

Hey there! I'm using Umbraco 12 and I wanted to provide a "forgot password" mechanism to frontend members. I'm currently asking for the e-mail to get the MemberIdentityUser member and then using the MemberManager.GeneratePasswordResetTokenAsync(member) to get the token. I then encode it and send the e-mail with the encoded token. After clicking the link in the e-mail, a controller is called with the encoded token and the user. A token validation is performed using MemberManager.VerifyUserTokenAsync(member, _options.Tokens.PasswordResetTokenProvider, UserManager.ResetPasswordTokenPurpose, token) I've also tried MemberManager.VerifyUserTokenAsync(member, "Default", "ResetPassword", token) Both return false. I've debugged it and can confirm the token sent (before encoding) matches the received token. What am I missing here? Thank you 🙂

I am trying to go into Settings > Examine in the backoffice, but there's something wrong with my Umbraco Forms Examine Index. Is there any way to resurrect this situation without resetting to a new installation? It would make me lose so many hours of work to not be able to continue with this setup. This is for local development. This is Umbraco CMS 13.4.1 and Umbraco Forms 13.2.1 The error I get is, also see the image:

System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\ExamineIndexes\8fa855ceccf189764127bc5ada4f7b3c\UmbracoFormsRecordsIndex\_3x.fdx'.
File name: 'C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\ExamineIndexes\8fa855ceccf189764127bc5ada4f7b3c\UmbracoFormsRecordsIndex\_3x.fdx'
   at System.IO.FileInfo.get_Length()
   at Lucene.Net.Store.FSDirectory.FileLength(String name)
   at Lucene.Net.Replicator.IndexRevision.CreateRevisionFile(String fileName, Directory directory)
   at Lucene.Net.Replicator.IndexRevision.RevisionFiles(IndexCommit commit)
   at Lucene.Net.Replicator.IndexReplicationHandler..ctor(Directory indexDirectory, Action callback)
   at Examine.Lucene.ExamineReplicator..ctor(ILoggerFactory loggerFactory, LuceneIndex sourceIndex, Directory destinationDirectory, DirectoryInfo tempStorage)
   at Examine.Lucene.Directories.SyncedFileSystemDirectoryFactory.CreateDirectory(LuceneIndex luceneIndex, Boolean forceUnlock)
   at Examine.Lucene.Directories.DirectoryFactoryBase.<>c__DisplayClass2_0.
... // more log cutoff due to Discord

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