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4/1/2008 12:14 PM
 

If the line I mentioned above in your web.config is uncommented then it's going to hit OnAuthenticateRequest. It's part of the httpModule request. It's in OnAuthenticateRequest that the redirection to WindowsSignin happens.

Do me a favor. Send me (mhorton@telus.net)  your web.config with anything relating to your connection strings/user credentials **** out.

 
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4/2/2008 9:42 AM
 

Mike I am having the exact same issue as wilz. DNN 4.8.02 with Athentication Beta3

Any Ideas?

 
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4/2/2008 12:09 PM
 

At this point I'm out of ideas as I can't replicate the problem. I do know that Eric (wilz) is planning on trying to do some debugging on his end and one of us will report here on what we find.

 
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5/1/2008 11:36 AM
 

I have what is probably a dumb question, but I am in no way a programmer.  I followed the instructions to A "T", but I believe I do not understand one part of the instructions.  What does it mean to "uncomment" the line <identity impersonate=”true”userName=”impersonate” password=”removed” />?  When I Google that term, I do not come up with a good answer.  I thought it meant to remove the "<!--", but that gives me build errors because the next line is <authentication mode="Windows">  However, if I simply add in my information into the "identity Impersonate" section, I am not able to bring up the page due to authentication failure.  The account I am using is a local administrator on the PC.  Any suggestions?

 
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5/1/2008 12:22 PM
 

Hi Ben

When you look at the original web.config the section you're talking about it looks like this:

<!--
      <identity impersonate="true"/>
      <authentication mode="Windows">
      </authentication>
  -->

To uncomment just the <identitiy impersonate="true"/> just move the initial <!-- down so that it's in front of <authentication="Windows"> like this:

     <identity impersonate="true"/>
    <!--
      <authentication mode="Windows">
      </authentication>
  -->

Thus the <identity impersonate="true"/> line is now uncommented.

 
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