问题
I used to use Get-AzureWebsite -Name myportal to get PublishingPassword what I can use inside Visual Studio to publish the WebApp to the cloud.
But now I was assigned with a new azure subscription that is not seen with the old azure command set (i.e. Get-AzureSubscription).
However this subscription is visible by Get-AzureRmSubscription (with "Rm" keyword). But Get-AzureRmWebApp doesn't contain PublishingPassword property.
Is there any other way to get PublishingPassword with new command set (that contains "Rm").
回答1:
The cmdlet you are looking for is Get-AzureRmWebAppPublishingProfile At the time I looked for a more direct method, but didn't turn one up. It is a little bit convoluted, but it works. (it doesn't actually write anything to file, but as I recall it choked if it wasn't included)
This is what I did with it...
function Get-FTPCredentials
{
$Xml = [xml](Get-AzureRmWebAppPublishingProfile -OutputFile test.xml -Format Ftp -ResourceGroupName $AppServiceResourceGroupName -Name $AppServiceWebAppName )
$PublishProfile = $Xml.FirstChild.ChildNodes[1]
Write-Output ("FTP location is - " + $PublishProfile.publishUrl)
Write-Output ("FTP username is - " + $PublishProfile.userName)
Write-Output ("FTP password is - " + $PublishProfile.userPWD)
Write-Output ("Website URL is - " + $PublishProfile.destinationAppUrl)
}
回答2:
Quick flow to get publishing password (PublishingPassword) for a website in Azure published via Visual Studio - manually by using PowerShell console:
Add-AzureRmAccount -TenantId 12343048-34cb-4322-b413-7b408837xxxx
Get-AzureRmWebAppPublishingProfile -Name myPortal -OutputFile test.xml -ResourceGroupName MyResourcesTestGroup
First command sets login to required tenant (directory) (i.e. adds your azure account to PowerShell session). Second gets the website (webapp) objects and prints publishing data including password.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36329982/get-publishingpassword-for-website-with-powershell-for-new-azure-portal