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5/19/2006 2:42 PM
 

OK Gang...  I've been at this for hours (My OCB won't let it go)...

Basically here's what I've witnessed and read:

If you add a user to a portal (username/password: test/password), then go to another portal and try to add the same username, but different password (username/password: test/p2), you get the "invalid username" error (a little cyptic I'd say - username is only "invalid" because it's already being used).  If you use the SAME username & password, you have success, but in reality, both users from both portals have 1 record in the DNN Users table, but 2 records in the aspnet_Users table.  This *seems* like a bad thing, but I'm not sure what the ramifications are.

It seems like there could be some intentional reason for this, but I can figure out what that would be, and it seems like it would more than likely cause a problem because the DNN code is treating the username/userid as 1 login, but aspnet is treating it like separate logins.

Can anyone straighten me out on this?  Is this something that *could* bite me as I move forward with my first DNN install?  I have read other threads explaining the exact same confusion/concern, but no "official" word from the DNN folks on whether this is an issue and what the actual ramifications of the issue are.

Any enlightenment would be greatly appreciated.

 
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5/19/2006 3:04 PM
 

Some of these configurations have historical reasons, other considerations were made to allow single sign on - not sure if it really works currently.

Please notice, that this area will have mayor changes in DNN 3.3/4.1


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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5/19/2006 5:05 PM
 

Any details yet as to how this will be handled in DNN 3.3/4.1?  We've heard that there are big changes coming (including introduction of a new provider model), but what will we be able to do with the "out of box" installation?

All information is appreciatied.  Just looking to understand how the new implementation deals with users across multiple portals.

 
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5/19/2006 7:13 PM
 
There are still details to be covered, so I am currently unable to describe the new feature in detail. The general approach is described in Shaun Walkers and Charles Nurses Blog.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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