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Automatically update local client website that running on IIS manager

I have a website that running locally on IIS Manager. Every time when I update website, I communicate client via Anydesk and update its file. Whenever the client got any update from server than it should be automatically updated.
I got it solution to push dll file on GitHub. When customer click on update button GitHub file download automatically in where website hosted folder. The problem is here when I replace updated file, it will give an error 'The process cannot access file, because it already used'.
If this solution is correct, kindly guide me how to overwrite file while application running on IIS manager without stop application
Otherwise give me suggestion to update file from online window server to local IIS manager without closing application.

Currently, in ASP.NET Core apps, it is impossible to replace binaries when the application is still running, but it will possible in .NET 6 by Shadow-copying in IIS.

You should consider the Blue Green deployemnt for your app https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/devguide/deploy-apps/blue-green.html
Options that I can suggest for your:
Move app to the cloud provider and use their features. For example Azure has Load Balancer/Traffic Manager/Slot deployment that can solve your issue
You can play with IIS Load Balancer: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/web-hosting/scenario-build-a-web-farm-with-iis-servers/configuring-step-3-configure-iis-web-farm-load-balancing#:~:text=To%20configure%20load%20balancing%20with,Open%20IIS%20Manager.&text=Under%20the%20server%20node%2C%20expand,list%2C%20and%20then%20click%20Apply.

.NET ClickOnce Deployment On XP through File Share

I got a specific question about ClickOnce Deployment on .net. Here is the thing I got an windows application which powered .net framework 3.5 C#. The purpose for ClickOnce is auto update. We have a local network which is no internet access they have only access to server computer. I need to publish the application to the server computer which others should access through file share or something else. Most of the computers are have Windows XP.
Main question is how should I publish the application through ClikcOnce.
Please if you have some infomartion or example that can help me type it down.

If you are using Visual Studio, you can use the Publish section of the project properties to publish the application through ClickOnce. Then you can choose to publish it to a folder and assuming it will be a network share, you can specify it in the form
\\ShareServer\Folder\Subfolder

Work locally on ASP.NET web project hosted that is hosted on VPS

I am trying to learn how to use the ASP.NET framework; I'm already familiar with C# having already used it for desktop utilities a couple of times.
I have a hosted VPS that I want to host a project on, which I then want to work on from my local machine. I have tried using VSCode on my MacBook to work on the files before re-uploading them to the web server with SFTP, and then running the project server-side with dotnet run. This doesn't work, however, because it doesn't open port 5000 externally so I'm unable to view the project.
This probably just comes down to how much of a novice I am when it comes to ASP.NET. How do you or your organisation go about working on a project based on a server? Do I need to install the core on my local machine and run it locally before uploading changes back to the server with SFTP, or is there something I'm missing?

Update Javascript libraries when deploying a web application to Windows Azure

I have an MVC4 web application that uses jquery and some other libs (jquery-ui in particular).
Yesterday I decided to update all the packages via NuGet package manager; my web application worked correctly on my local machine, but when I deployed it to my azure website a javascript error popped out in my browser (it was related to jquery-ui library, something like "$browser is not a function").
I searched the web and found out that the cause of this error was that I was still using an old version of jquery. It seems that deploy process didn't publish the new version of the js libraries even if they have been updated in local project.
I solved the problem connecting via RDP to the Azure machine, deleting the contents of "Scripts" folder and deploying again, but I'm wondering if there's a way to "force" script/libraries update when deploying to Azure.
Edit 1: I'm developing with Visual Studio 2012, using Mercurial as source control provider
Edit 2: I'm deploying to Azure Web Sites

Please, in your future questions clearly indicate what type of Azure Service do you use. An MVC4 web application can be deployed to 3 different type of services: Azure Web Sites, Azure Cloud Service, Azure Virtual Machine!
Since you are talking about RDP, the viable options are Cloud Service or Virtual Machine. But then you say
I solved the problem connecting via RDP to the Azure machine, deleting
the contents of "Scripts" folder and deploying again, but I'm
wondering if there's a way to "force" script/libraries update when
deploying to Azure.
Now the question is how you do deploy to Windows Azure? Is it via Visual Studio's Publish feature to Azure Cloud Service. Is it Visual Studio's Package feature and then using any other method of deployment (upload the package from the portal, use Azure PowerShell cmdlets, or use third party tool to deploy the package)? Is it integration with Mercurial and deployment is done automatically when you check-in?
Any any case, the issue you face is a mixture of NuGET failing to do real clean update of everything. Browser caching - especially for local development - IE caches all the scripts, CSS and images and it is hard to say (without explicitly deleting all locally cached files) which script are you actually using. Simple version control issue - keeping old and new scripts.
When you do a JS/CSS updates I strongly advise all the customers to first delete all browser's cache (crtl+shift+del - works for all browsers) before testing locally.
I highly doubt that if you use a Cloud Service, RDP-ing and deleting anything in the sitesroot folder will help you when you redeploy. What you do in the ROLEROOT drive (usually E:, sometimes F: drive) is dropped of/forgotten when you re-deploy regardless of the re-deploy method you use: in-place-upgrade or full re-deploy. So what you did is actually creating new package and re-deploying your new package.
The fact that you deleted some folder has no effect on your re-deploy action.

How can I run an ASP.NET website globally [or atleast in my LAN]

I made a site using VS10 Ultimate [ASP.NET] and when I build & run it runs the severer locally, while I want to test it for security issues via Linux.
How can I run it globally ?
Thank you!

Your development machine probably has IIS installed. Copy the code or the compiled code to the web root of this installation. If you want to put it on another computer, then that will need to have IIS, relevant version of .Net installed.
It would also help if you can setup your local DNS to resolve the name for your computer within the LAN setup so that you can reache the machine using a name rather than the IP.
This will allow you to test the security issues that are client side. For Server side security issues, you will need to create a server in your LAN that is configured similar to the actual server where you would be hosting your site.

You need to set up the site in IIS Server installed in your Windows machine to run it locally
See the links to learn more:
http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Set-Up-IIS-ASP.NET.aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323972

You need an ASP.NET hosting service.