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Simple HTTP Error Page Generator. Create a bunch of custom error pages - suitable to use with Lighttpd, Nginx, expressjs, koajs ,Apache-Httpd or any other Webserver.

Features

Static pages (for webservers)
Multi-Language (i18n) support
Generator script to customize pages
Native express.js middleware
Native koa.js middleware

Demo

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Download

Just clone/download the git repository or use the prebuild packages (only the generated html files are included)

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Shell/Bash

NGINX Integration

NGINX supports custom error-pages using multiple error_page directives.

File: default.conf

Example - assumes HttpErrorPages are located into /var/ErrorPages/.

Apache Httpd Integration

Apache Httpd 2.x supports custom error-pages using multiple ErrorDocument directives.

File: httpd.conf or .htaccess

Example - assumes HttpErrorPages are located into your document root/var/www/..docroot./ErrorPages.

Lighttpd Integration

Lighttpd supports custom error-pages using the server.errorfile-prefix directive.

File: lighttpd.conf

Example - assumes HttpErrorPages are located into /var/www/ErrorPages/.

expressjs Integration

HttpErrorPages are available as NPM-Package - just install http-error-pages via npm/yarn

Installation

Example

A ready-to-use example can be found in examples/express.js

Options

Syntax: Promise _httpErrorPages.express(expressWebapp [, options:Object])

template - the path to a custom EJS template used to generate the pages. default assets/template.ejs
css - the path to a precompiled CSS file injected into the page. default assets/layout.css
footer - optional page footer content (html allowed). default null
lang - language definition which should be used (available in the i18n/ directory). default en_US

koajs Integration

HttpErrorPages are available as NPM-Package - just install http-error-pages via npm/yarn

Installation

Example

A ready-to-use example can be found in examples/koa.js.Keep in mind that the following example has to be executed within an async context!

Options

Syntax: Promise _httpErrorPages.koa([options:Object])

template - the path to a custom EJS template used to generate the pages. default assets/template.ejs
css - the path to a precompiled CSS file injected into the page. default assets/layout.css
footer - optional page footer content (html allowed). default null
lang - language definition which should be used (available in the i18n/ directory). default en_US

Caddy Integration

Caddy supports custom error-pages using errors directive.

File: Caddyfile

Example - assumes HttpErrorPages are located into /var/www/error.

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Customization

First of all, cloneor download the http-error-pages repository.

Install Dependencies

You have to install the node dev dependencies to build the pages:

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To customize the pages, you can edit any of the template files and finally run the generator-script.All generated html files are located into the dist/ directory by default.

If you wan't to add custom pages/additional error-codes, just put a new entry into the i18n/pages-en_US.json file (its recommended to copy the file).The generator-script will process each entry and generates an own page.

Files

config.json - basic configuration options
assets/layout.scss - the SCSS based styles
assets/template.ejs - the EJS based page template
i18n/pages-.json - the page definitions (multilanguage)
dist/*.html - generator output directory

Change page styles

To modify the page styles, just edit the SCSS based layout assets/layout.scss and finally run gulp to generate the css code.The new layout file is stored in assets/layout.css - run the page generator to create the pages.

Example

Multi language (i18n)

To use a different language just provide a custom page definition - in case the file is located in i18n you can use the --lang option

Example

Add custom pages

Create custom error codes/pages used by e.g. CloudFlare

Example

Change footer message

The footer message can easily be changed/removed by editing config.json.

Example - customm footer

Example - no footer

Modify the HTML template

The HTML template is based on ejs and located in assets/template.ejs - you can apply any kind of changes.

Command line options

The http-error-pages generator allows you to use custom template/config files directly. This is the recommended method to create full-customized pages.

Example - use custom files

We assume you've created a folder named example_org which contains all relevant template files

License

HttpErrorsPages is OpenSource and licensed under the Terms of The MIT License (X11) - your're welcome to contribute

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This article describes some common Azure deployment errors, and provides information to resolve the errors. If you can't find the error code for your deployment error, see Find error code.

If you're looking for information about an error code and that information isn't provided in this article, let us know. At the bottom of this page, you can leave feedback. The feedback is tracked with GitHub Issues.

Note

This article has been updated to use the new Azure PowerShell Azmodule. You can still use the AzureRM module, which will continue to receive bug fixes until at least December 2020.To learn more about the new Az module and AzureRM compatibility, seeIntroducing the new Azure PowerShell Az module. ForAz module installation instructions, see Install Azure PowerShell.

Error codes

Error code	Mitigation	More information
AccountNameInvalid	Follow naming restrictions for storage accounts.	Resolve storage account name
AccountPropertyCannotBeSet	Check available storage account properties.	storageAccounts
AllocationFailed	The cluster or region doesn't have resources available or can't support the requested VM size. Retry the request at a later time, or request a different VM size.	Provisioning and allocation issues for Linux, Provisioning and allocation issues for Windows and Troubleshoot allocation failures
AnotherOperationInProgress	Wait for concurrent operation to complete.
AuthorizationFailed	Your account or service principal doesn't have sufficient access to complete the deployment. Check the role your account belongs to, and its access for the deployment scope. You might receive this error when a required resource provider isn't registered.	Azure Role-Based Access Control Resolve registration
BadRequest	You sent deployment values that don't match what is expected by Resource Manager. Check the inner status message for help with troubleshooting.	Template reference and Supported locations
Conflict	You're requesting an operation that isn't allowed in the resource's current state. For example, disk resizing is allowed only when creating a VM or when the VM is deallocated.
DeploymentActive	Wait for concurrent deployment to this resource group to complete.
DeploymentFailed	The DeploymentFailed error is a general error that doesn't provide the details you need to solve the error. Look in the error details for an error code that provides more information.	Find error code
DeploymentQuotaExceeded	If you reach the limit of 800 deployments per resource group, delete deployments from the history that are no longer needed. You can delete entries from the history with az group deployment delete for Azure CLI, or Remove-AzResourceGroupDeployment in PowerShell. Deleting an entry from the deployment history doesn't affect the deploy resources.
DnsRecordInUse	The DNS record name must be unique. Enter a different name.
ImageNotFound	Check VM image settings.
InUseSubnetCannotBeDeleted	You might get this error when trying to update a resource, and the request is processed by deleting and creating the resource. Make sure to specify all unchanged values.	Update resource
InvalidAuthenticationTokenTenant	Get access token for the appropriate tenant. You can only get the token from the tenant that your account belongs to.
InvalidContentLink	You've most likely attempted to link to a nested template that isn't available. Double check the URI you provided for the nested template. If the template exists in a storage account, make sure the URI is accessible. You might need to pass a SAS token. Currently, you can't link to a template that is in a storage account behind an Azure Storage firewall. Consider moving your template to another repository, like GitHub.	Linked templates
InvalidParameter	One of the values you provided for a resource doesn't match the expected value. This error can result from many different conditions. For example, a password may be insufficient, or a blob name may be incorrect. The error message should indicate which value needs to be corrected.
InvalidRequestContent	The deployment values either include values that aren't recognized, or required values are missing. Confirm the values for your resource type.	Template reference
InvalidRequestFormat	Enable debug logging when running the deployment, and verify the contents of the request.	Debug logging
InvalidResourceNamespace	Check the resource namespace you specified in the type property.	Template reference
InvalidResourceReference	The resource either doesn't yet exist or is incorrectly referenced. Check whether you need to add a dependency. Verify that your use of the reference function includes the required parameters for your scenario.	Resolve dependencies
InvalidResourceType	Check the resource type you specified in the type property.	Template reference
InvalidSubscriptionRegistrationState	Register your subscription with the resource provider.	Resolve registration
InvalidTemplate	Check your template syntax for errors.	Resolve invalid template
InvalidTemplateCircularDependency	Remove unnecessary dependencies.	Resolve circular dependencies
LinkedAuthorizationFailed	Check if your account belongs to the same tenant as the resource group that you're deploying to.
LinkedInvalidPropertyId	The resource ID for a resource isn't resolving correctly. Check that you provide all required values for the resource ID, including subscription ID, resource group name, resource type, parent resource name (if needed), and resource name.
LocationRequired	Provide a location for the resource.	Set location
MismatchingResourceSegments	Make sure nested resource has correct number of segments in name and type.	Resolve resource segments
MissingRegistrationForLocation	Check resource provider registration status and supported locations.	Resolve registration
MissingSubscriptionRegistration	Register your subscription with the resource provider.	Resolve registration
NoRegisteredProviderFound	Check resource provider registration status.	Resolve registration
NotFound	You might be attempting to deploy a dependent resource in parallel with a parent resource. Check if you need to add a dependency.	Resolve dependencies
OperationNotAllowed	The deployment is attempting an operation that exceeds the quota for the subscription, resource group, or region. If possible, revise your deployment to stay within the quotas. Otherwise, consider requesting a change to your quotas.	Resolve quotas
ParentResourceNotFound	Make sure a parent resource exists before creating the child resources.	Resolve parent resource
PasswordTooLong	You might have selected a password with too many characters, or converted your password value to a secure string before passing it as a parameter. If the template includes a secure string parameter, you don't need to convert the value to a secure string. Provide the password value as text.
PrivateIPAddressInReservedRange	The specified IP address includes an address range required by Azure. Change IP address to avoid reserved range.	IP addresses
PrivateIPAddressNotInSubnet	The specified IP address is outside of the subnet range. Change IP address to fall within subnet range.	IP addresses
PropertyChangeNotAllowed	Some properties can't be changed on a deployed resource. When updating a resource, limit your changes to permitted properties.	Update resource
RequestDisallowedByPolicy	Your subscription includes a resource policy that prevents an action you're trying to perform during deployment. Find the policy that blocks the action. If possible, change your deployment to meet the limitations from the policy.	Resolve policies
ReservedResourceName	Provide a resource name that doesn't include a reserved name.	Reserved resource names
ResourceGroupBeingDeleted	Wait for deletion to complete.
ResourceGroupNotFound	Check the name of the target resource group for the deployment. The target resource group must already exist in your subscription. Check your subscription context.
ResourceNotFound	Your deployment references a resource that can't be resolved. Verify that your use of the reference function includes the parameters required for your scenario.	Resolve references
ResourceQuotaExceeded	The deployment is trying to create resources that exceed the quota for the subscription, resource group, or region. If possible, revise your infrastructure to stay within the quotas. Otherwise, consider requesting a change to your quotas.	Resolve quotas
SkuNotAvailable	Select SKU (such as VM size) that is available for the location you've selected.	Resolve SKU
StorageAccountAlreadyExists	Provide a unique name for the storage account.	Resolve storage account name
StorageAccountAlreadyTaken	Provide a unique name for the storage account.	Resolve storage account name
StorageAccountNotFound	Check the subscription, resource group, and name of the storage account that you're trying to use.
SubnetsNotInSameVnet	A virtual machine can only have one virtual network. When deploying several NICs, make sure they belong to the same virtual network.	Multiple NICs
TemplateResourceCircularDependency	Remove unnecessary dependencies.	Resolve circular dependencies
TooManyTargetResourceGroups	Reduce number of resource groups for a single deployment.	Cross resource group deployment

Find error code

There are two types of errors you can receive:

validation errors
deployment errors

Validation errors arise from scenarios that can be determined before deployment. They include syntax errors in your template, or trying to deploy resources that would exceed your subscription quotas. Deployment errors arise from conditions that occur during the deployment process. They include trying to access a resource that is being deployed in parallel.

Both types of errors return an error code that you use to troubleshoot the deployment. Both types of errors appear in the activity log. However, validation errors don't appear in your deployment history because the deployment never started.

Validation errors

When deploying through the portal, you see a validation error after submitting your values.

Select the message for more details. In the following image, you see an InvalidTemplateDeployment error and a message that indicates a policy blocked deployment.

Deployment errors

When the operation passes validation, but fails during deployment, you get a deployment error.

To see deployment error codes and messages with PowerShell, use:

To see deployment error codes and messages with Azure CLI, use:

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In the portal, select the notification.

You see more details about the deployment. Select the option to find more information about the error.

You see the error message and error codes. Notice there are two error codes. The first error code (DeploymentFailed) is a general error that doesn't provide the details you need to solve the error. The second error code (StorageAccountNotFound) provides the details you need.

Enable debug logging

Sometimes you need more information about the request and response to learn what went wrong. During deployment, you can request that additional information is logged during a deployment.

PowerShell

In PowerShell, set the DeploymentDebugLogLevel parameter to All, ResponseContent, or RequestContent.

Examine the request content with the following cmdlet:

Or, the response content with:

This information can help you determine whether a value in the template is being incorrectly set.

Azure CLI

Currently, Azure CLI doesn't support turning on debug logging, but you can retrieve debug logging.

Examine the deployment operations with the following command:

Examine the request content with the following command:

Examine the response content with the following command:

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Nested template

To log debug information for a nested template, use the debugSetting element.

Create a troubleshooting template

In some cases, the easiest way to troubleshoot your template is to test parts of it. You can create a simplified template that enables you to focus on the part that you believe is causing the error. For example, suppose you're receiving an error when referencing a resource. Rather than dealing with an entire template, create a template that returns the part that may be causing your problem. It can help you determine whether you're passing in the right parameters, using template functions correctly, and getting the resource you expect.

Or, suppose you are encountering deployment errors that you believe are related to incorrectly set dependencies. Test your template by breaking it into simplified templates. First, create a template that deploys only a single resource (like a SQL Server). When you are sure you have that resource correctly defined, add a resource that depends on it (like a SQL Database). When you have those two resources correctly defined, add other dependent resources (like auditing policies). In between each test deployment, delete the resource group to make sure you adequately testing the dependencies.

Next steps

To go through a troubleshooting tutorial, see Tutorial: Troubleshoot Resource Manager template deployments
To learn about auditing actions, see Audit operations with Resource Manager.
To learn about actions to determine the errors during deployment, see View deployment operations.