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Why did I get an error installing Sitecore 9?
Root cause: After all the pre-requisites are done and when we were actually executing the Powershell script to install Sitecore 9, the very first error which we faced was the missing dependencies on dacpac. We were on x64 environment which need both x64 and x86 versions of SQlSysCLRTypes.msi and DacFramework.msi to be installed.
What are the default passwords in Sitecore xp0?
Hence the Default Passwords (12345 or Test12345) in various parameters in sitecore-XP0.json and xconnect-xp0.json files were not fulfilling the password policies and we were getting “Password Validation Failed” exception. Solution: We need to update all the default passwords provided in JSON files by providing password which fulfils the policies.
Why is SMO needed for SQL provider in Sitecore?
Please refer this question on Sitecore Stack Exchange for more details. Error Code: ERROR_SMO_NEEDED_FOR_SQL_PROVIDER More Information: The SQL provider cannot run because of a missing dependency. Please make sure that Microsoft SQL Server Management Objects (Version 10 or higher) is installed.
What does it mean when URL is missing hash?
It usually means that a Url for a media asset is missing the Hash query string parameter when being called. This was introduced in v7.5. It attempts to fix an image resize vunerability where you could potentially fill a disk with different image sizes. If you use a FieldRenderer you will get a valid url with the Hash query string appended.
What does missing hash mean in mediarequestprotection?
This is only for Sitecore 8 and newer. Does it have anything to do with the Media.RequestProtection.SharedSecret configuration setting? It usually means that a Url for a media asset is missing the Hash query string parameter when being called. This was introduced in v7.5.
Why is there an invalid hash value in Mediamanager?
One should use Sitecore controls (sc:image) for rendering media or use a pattern of Sitecore.Resources.Media.HashingUtils.ProtectAssetUrl (theMediaUrl) instead of just the MediaManager.GetMediaUrl method for rendering media links. This is a likely cause of this exception.