runtime: Framework Not Detecting On Linux When Executing "dotnet" Command
Description
I installed .NET 7.0.7 SDK + Runtime on my Linux machine.
On which, I deployed nearly 5 ASP.NET Core MVC apps made in .NET 7.0.0
- After deployment and setting an Apache reverse proxy, 4 out of 5 projects started. One didn’t start
- It gives 503 SERVICE UNAVAILABLE
- To troubleshooting the non working app, I ran
dotnet <DLL NAME>.dll
, But this give me the following error
- So, I executed
dotnet --info
, But that gave me
- Then I realized, ### If I run any of my websites using
dotnet <NAME OF DLL>.dll
command, I get the above framework not found error
Means, I can’t explicitly run dotnet <NAME OF DLL>.dll
command on any of my 5 projects deployed
- However, Once served via Apache, I can hit 4 URLs and get the site in a browser, That’s strange
What is happening here? Why it’s telling me no framework found?
Reproduction Steps
Install .NET 7 on a Linux VM
Publish a dotnet app to it
Try running dotnet <NAME OF DLL>.dll
Expected behavior
Should be able to run the program on Linux by running dotnet <NAME OF DLL>.dll
command.
Actual behavior
It’s saying the framework is not installed. That’s not true
Regression?
Worked till a few days ago on the same server on the same .NET version.
Known Workarounds
People are suggesting .NET ROOT path issue can cause this
Configuration
.NET 7.0.0 (apps) .NET 7.0.3 (sdk)
Other information
No response
About this issue
- Original URL
- State: closed
- Created a year ago
- Comments: 16 (10 by maintainers)
@sangeethnandakumar thanks for letting us know that it worked. I share your concern about the corruption of the install. That said if it was something regular, we would have seen more reports about it… which I’m not aware of. I’m still curious how come 4 apps worked and 1 didn’t, the missing MIcrosoft.NETCore.App is the runtime, so without it, nothing should run. But I totally understand you don’t want to mess with a production sever more than necessary.
Attaching a video demonstration of the issue mentioned above for brevity & more clarity
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJkIasUPWzU