Running blogdown::build_site(local = TRUE) results in an even longer Error message starting with:ĮRROR 3 15:55:56 render of "page" failed: execute of template failed: template: _default/single.html:6:5: executing "_default/single.html" at : error calling partial: execute of template failed: template: partials/page_header.html:92:7: executing "partials/page_header.html" at : error calling partial: "/Users/frederick/Dropbox/EUR/R_work/r_website/r_website_project/themes/hugo-academic/layouts/partials/page_metadata.html:63:31": execute of template failed: template: partials/page_metadata.html:63:31: executing "partials/page_metadata.html" at : range can't iterate over Rįor me, it helped to roll-back to blogdown version 0.20 like so: packageVersion("blogdown") If the site needs more time to be built and launched, set options() to a larger value. Sh: line 0: kill: (3262) - No such processĮrror: It took more than 30 seconds to launch the server. Hugo server -bind 127.0.0.1 -p 4321 -themesDir themes -t hugo-academic -D -F -navigateToChanged I now always receive the same Error message: Something I don't recall from earlier start-ups. When updating blogdown and starting-up my R project, blogdown:::preview_site(startup = TRUE) automatically runs. My idea was to place an index.html page like the following webpage describes in order to display a simple webpage on the current URL indicating that the site has moved to a new address. I have an asp.net web application which I will be transitioning to a new URL. Problem (and solution?) with rendering Hugo/blogdown site IIS 10 Virtual Application not Serving Index.html File. VirtualHostX will now warn you if it detects your nf is not configured properly. Therefore I posted an own question with a possible workaround: VirtualHostX latest version: Host and test websites on your Mac.
#VIRTUALHOSTX NOT SERVING SITE UPDATE#
I don't know much about Hugo but I found that hugo server doesn't update the public/ directory, is that correct? What can I do now to update that?Įdit: Turns out that the below was not the solution either for me. and you can disable/cleanup your iptables with /etc/init. Now blogdown::serve_site() always use the Hugo server (which corresponds to options( = TRUE) in previous version of blogdown), instead of the server created via the servr package (which corresponds to the default options( = FALSE) before). 1 Answer Sorted by: 0 for your firewall, you can check the current rule with /etc/init.d/iptables status command. The only explanation I can find is this one: While I get the updated site in RStudio directly, the files displayed by the Shiny server are not being updated. This is great, because then my colleagues who also use the server can see my site as well. I have a symbolic link of that folder in my ShinyApps directory so I can view my site via the Shiny server. My workflow is/was to write a post, then click "Serve Site" in RStudio and check out the newly generated files in the public/ folder of my project.
I've seen the post about blogdown::serve_site() no longer serving the site and read the release notes for blogdown 0.21, but it didn't help with my problem.
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