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Error creating deployment credentials for azure

I have a site successfully deployed to Azure and it works fine. Recently, a website stops responding, it would seem, out of nowhere, "the server has detected an internal error." He returns on his own.

To fix this problem, I believe that I need FTP logs from the website to view them.

To get the logs, I believe that I need to create deployment credentials for the website (I usually deploy from Visual Studio using a publish profile.

When I go to create credentials for the deployment, I repeatedly receive the error message "Failed to set credentials with the error:" Unable to change this user because another operation is being performed. "

I am not aware of any other operation. Is there any way to look at what else works? Does that even sound like a legit issue? Perhaps this is an erroneous error message in which the problem is actually something else?

Thanks in advance

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I can access the logs via FTP as follows:

  • Set your username and password in the Deployment credentials section FTP username and password

  • Go to Properties to view FTP connection details. FTP Connection Details

  • In your preferred FTP client, create a connection:

    • Server Name: FTP_HOST_NAME:21/LogFiles
    • Username: FTP/DEPLOYMENT USER
    • Password: Password set in Deployment credentials
    • Use passive mode
    • SSL not specified
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See the last link HERE Someone at MSFT says the data center is being serviced. Not sure if this is the real reason.

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Have you tried to use the credentials from the "Get Profile Publication" file?

You can also use the publish profile file to connect to FTP.

Go to the Browse category and click Get Post.

Then open this file using the file editor and use the following credentials:

  • username: normal username
  • userPWD: password
  • publishUrl (one with FTP): host or server.
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