I am getting the error below when trying to login with a non-admin user. CS.config has allowAutoUserRegistration=true
<add name="WindowsAuthentication" extensionType="Security" type="Telligent.CommunityServer.Security.WindowsAuthentication, Telligent.CommunityServer.SecurityModules" allowAutoUserRegistration="true" adminWindowsGroup="Administrators" adminWindowsGroupIsSystemAdministrator="true" stripDomainName="true" emailDomain="@TempURI.org" mapADGroups="false"> <GroupMappings /> </add>
Please contact your site administrator to activate the account or enable automatic account activation
Had you updated to the latest SSO module after your previous issue around April 24th? We had actually updated the module twice that day, so did you get it the morning when I posted about the fix, or later in the day/a later date? Just want to establish a baseline so I know which version you're on.
That error usually happens when there is an error creating the user. Most of the time, it has to do with a collision between the username/generated email address. Does the username contain special characters or anything like that? It should handle them (ie, spaces/etc), or something like the username is too short or too long for the Membership API.
The version of the dll is 4.0.30423.0. It is dated 4/23/08 9:01 pm.
The username contains 7 characters. All alpha.
Here is the exception.
exec dbo.cs_Exceptions_Log @SettingsID=1000,@ExceptionHash='198144685',@Category=999,@Exception=N
'System.Threading.ThreadAbortException: Thread was being aborted.
,@ExceptionMessage=N'Error in AuthenticateRequest',@UserAgent=N'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.',@IPAddress='xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx',@HttpReferrer=N'',@HttpVerb=N'GET',@PathAndQuery=N'/cstest/Default.aspx'
at System.Threading.Thread.AbortInternal()
at System.Threading.Thread.Abort(Object stateInfo)
at System.Web.HttpResponse.End()
at Telligent.CommunityServer.Security.AuthenticationModule.ProcessRequest()
at Telligent.CommunityServer.Security.WindowsAuthentication.ProcessRequest()
at CommunityServer.CSHttpModule.Application_AuthenticateRequest(Object source, EventArgs e)'
Ken,
You can close this. You were write about the dll versions. I was looking at the Telligent.CommunityServer.EncryptionModule.dll.
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