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4/27/2010 7:49 AM
 

Wayne,

It shouldn't be an issue - auto-login still requires a link to ~/DesktopModules/AuthenticationServices/ActiveDirectory/Windowssignin.aspx - unless by "auto-login" you're referring to Windows authentication (ie - as an Intranet without forms login).

Let us know how it goes.

 
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4/27/2010 5:51 PM
 

Thanks, yeah we are using windows integrated auth without forms auth enabled.

One thing that has looked promising is that the domain user I'm using for the default content access account has had a user created on the intranet. From that I take it that it must have authenticated successfully at some stage.

I'm going to see if I have any better luck with Search Server 2010 beta later today.

Cheers Wayne

 
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4/27/2010 6:56 PM
 

Wayne, let us know how it goes when you test it with Search 2010 Express.  It would be nice if I could do something with our extranet and Search Server.

 
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5/27/2010 7:36 AM
 

I have the same issue although I'm using SharePoint (MOSS) 2007.

It seems to be an issue with AD provider??
We are using the auto login with the AD provider to log in users on our intranet.

In the AD provider I don't have the IP address listed for auto authentication. If I access the DNN site from the SharePoint server I'm not logged in (as expected). If I try a crawl, I get the error "The object was not found. (The item was deleted because it was either not found or the crawler was denied access to it.)"

If i disable the AD provider, SharePoint is able to index the entire site. 

For some reason if the server is not in the "Auto login IP address" or left blank the AD provider still tries to do something that sends a 'rejection error' to SharePoint!

The default content access account is valid and I can login DNN with the account.

If anybody can shed some light on searching DNN with the AD provider enabled it would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Simon

 
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5/27/2010 10:47 AM
 

I've found a fix to allow SharePoint to index MOSS.

It is an issue with the AD provider - AuthenticationModule.vb
After the code goes through the IP strings that need auto login it runs
- Response.Redirect(url)  *** This is where SharePoint returns the error

A few lines before this, there is code that looks for the USER_AGENT for Google Spider. I added a line of code to look for MOSS (SharePoint 2007) robot (MS Search 5.0 Robot), and now the sub will exit out and SharePoint indexes the site as an anonymous user.

If Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_USER_AGENT").   Contains("gsa-crawler") Then
Exit Sub
End If

If Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_USER_AGENT").Contains("MS Search 5.0 Robot")Then
Exit Sub
End If

 
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