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9/13/2013 12:14 PM
 
The Account Login is the Authentication Module that is placed in DesktopModules/Admin/Authentication and using the Dotnetnuke.dll file.
 
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9/13/2013 12:19 PM
 
So your discription of the issue is not very clear, but I think to know what happend.  You logout from any page in your instance and you will not Redirect to the custom Login page.  So the user have no Access to the pace he was before, DNN could not send you to the Login page, about the redirection is till to the original Login Page!  Scheck your Advanced Site Settings on Admin, and Redirect after logout to the custom Login page.  Save your changes and retry!
 
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9/13/2013 1:12 PM
 
The Problem is, if you have all pages only availible for authenticated users, those users will get those Errors after they logoff and still stay on the same page, about they have no Access and are annonymous users after logoff.  So you have to Redirect after logoff to a page that unauthenticated users can Access. 
 
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9/14/2013 11:54 AM
 
Matthias Schlomann wrote:
The Account Login is the Authentication Module that is placed in DesktopModules/Admin/Authentication and using the Dotnetnuke.dll file.

 

There is no DotNetNuke.dll file in the ../Desktop/Admin/Authentication directory...

The following exists there:

<FOLDER> App_LocalResources
<FOLDER>Images
Authentication.ascx
Authentication.ascx.cs
authentication.png
Login.ascx
Login.ascx.cs
Logoff.ascx
Logoff.ascx.cs
module.css

Which file do you need me to check the version number - and how do I do this?  Via ftp, I can only view/edit the file...


Rob Poretti - Poretti Productions
 
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9/14/2013 12:13 PM
 

Matthias Schlomann wrote:


The Problem is, if you have all pages only availible for authenticated users, those users will get those Errors after they logoff and still stay on the same page, about they have no Access and are annonymous users after logoff.  So you have to Redirect after logoff to a page that unauthenticated users can Access. 

Hi Matthias, I'll try to respond to the last two posts...

Sorry the issue is unclear - I'll try to clarify by first describing settings that I'm using:  

HOME is the typical DNN "home" page - but I want it to be private so it can only be "viewed" after someone logs in and is authenticated.  LOGIN is only viewed by "Unauthenticated Users".  The LOGIN page has an HTML module and Account Login module on it.  HOME is only viewable by various authenticated roles.

Admin/Site-Settings > Advanced Settings tab > Page Management

Home Page:  HOME
Login Page: LOGIN

Admin/Site-Settings > User Account Settings > Login Settings

Redirect after Login:  HOME
Redirect after Logout: LOGIN

So... when some-one logs out - DNN should redirect to the LOGIN page - which is the only page viewable by "unauthenticated users".  Instead, I get "Critical error" I described at the top of this post.  So DNN is somehow unable to display the LOGIN page.... it substititues the "default Login Page instead.  When I login using this, of course it then redirects me to the HOME as it should.

Unless I misunderstand the meaning and logic of the settings, it all seems pretty straight ahead to me...  its just not working.



Rob Poretti - Poretti Productions
 
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