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6/5/2008 5:31 AM
 

I wanted to see, that such OpenID... I have disconnected authentication DotNetNuke in adjustments of a site and has switched on authentication OpenID... But I do not have registered users with OpenID by registration...
Now I can not go on a site as the Administrator and to return all back...
How to me to return standard authentication DotNetNuke?...

DotNetNuke 04.08.02
Microsoft SQL Server 2005+SQL Server Management Studio Express

Thanks in advance

 
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6/5/2008 10:55 AM
 

I think if you look in the ModuleSettings table and set the DNN login to Enabled you should be good to go. I'm not near an install of the database so I can't give you the exact field names but if I get a chance later I'll take a look and post back here.

 
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6/5/2008 11:03 AM
 

Hi Girl-Friend,

I believe Mike meant to say that you'll need to look in the Authentication table.  Therein will be a row with AuthenticationType = "DNN" (probably the first row).  Set the IsEnabled bit in this row to True, restart DNN, and you should be good to go!

Alternatively, you can just execute this query against your DNN database:

UPDATE

Authentication SET IsEnabled = 1 WHERE AuthenticationType = 'DNN'If you have a database prefix, you'll need to include it before the "Authentication" (eg; DNN_Authentication).

 

Hope this helps!

Brandon


Brandon Haynes
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6/5/2008 11:44 AM
 

Nope, I meant ModuleSettings. That's where the providers are enabled/disabled on the per Portal level. The Authentication table handles it on a per DNN install level.

I just got a chance to fire up my VPC and check. Under ModuleSettings look for the SettingName "DNN_Enabled" and set the Value to "True" or 1.

So:

UPDATE ModuleSettings
   Set DNN_Enabled = 1

If you've got more than one Portal then it's more involved but if this is the only one you've got then it should do the trick for you.

 
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6/5/2008 11:52 AM
 

Ah, wasn't even aware that authentication providers were configurable on a per-portal basis.  Thanks for the additional clarification!

Brandon


Brandon Haynes
BrandonHaynes.org
 
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