Solution: This one is literally what it says – check proxy settings because Web Deploy traffic is being blocked. Copied from here ( ) for quick reference: “Error: Bad gateway: check proxy settings The remote server returned an error: (502) Bad Gateway. You can click on the link in the notification bar or click the “Run” button to browse your now-up-to-date site.ĭownload Published Site Failed Bad gateway: Check proxy settings The notification bar will start with “Download: Starting…” then will scroll through download actions as they occur and switch to “Download: Complete” when the download is finished. Click Continue when you’re ready to start the download. You can choose to exclude downloading specific files (or all files) by un-checking them. Note that the database is checked for download by default – you must uncheck it if you don’t want to overwrite your local database. Next you’ll see the preview dialog which will show any files that are different between your local site and the remote site. Start by choosing the Download Published Site… option from the Publish drop down (note that some of the feature names/placements have changes slightly since this was published, such as “Configure…” now being called “Settings…”).Ĥ. This page has instructions for doing this: Publish your site using the Web Deploy protocol You can also get to this page of recommended hosting providers at any time by choosing “Find Web Hosting…” from the Publish ribbon dropdown menu.ģ.
You may not be able to use Web Deploy publishing with a hosting provider that is not featured here. We recommend the hosting providers noted on this site ( ) because they have installed and configured Web Deploy. Choose a hosting provider and get an account Install an application or make your own from a templateĢ.
Then, click “Download Published Site…” on the Publish ribbon dropdown menu. To use this feature, you simply need to publish a site once to a web hosting provider using the Web Deploy protocol. This feature allows you to download files and databases from your live, previously-published site to your computer so that you can, for example, make and test edits on an up-to-date version before publishing them up to the live site. The new Beta 3 release of WebMatrix includes an exciting new feature: Download Published Site. NOTE: This is posted in the Web Deploy blog because this new feature in WebMatrix Beta 3 makes great use of new features in Web Deploy v2.
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