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I have implemented a custom user class and am using my own forms authentication solution. Everything works great, but whenever someone logs on, they are initially put on a page with this URL: hostname/default.aspx?g=info&i=4. Instead, I want the user to wind up on hostname/default.aspx?g=forum. I've been trying to look through the code to see where this is being assigned, but haven't had any luck so far. In case this was a simple newbie problem, I thought I'd shoot a post out on these boards to see if someone had a quick answer.
I'm running v 1.9.1.8 under .Net 2.0 within IIS (no GoDaddy, DNN, Rainbow, etc.)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Todd
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How do they log in? If you are using a custom user class then YAF isn't doing any logging in. "When you are grateful, fear disappears and abundance appears”." 
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We have an internal authentication system that involves redirecting to a separate server for credentials, then redirecting back to the original URL with a callback ID (encrypted, IP address specific), which is then used to fetch an authentication token. I've traced it all the way through the end of ForumPage_Load in ForumPage.cs, and everything looks fine, then I jump into info.ascx.cs, and I can't seem to figure out how I got there. I'm continuing to work the problem. Like I said, I thought I would just post to see if this was an obvious configuration issue that I missed. If/when I get the solution, I'll post it in this thread.
Todd
P.S. It also seems wierd that even as an administrator I get a message saying "Access Denied" (which I get when I'm directed to default.aspx?g=info&i=4). I would think an administrator is God and can go anywhere.
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A Custom User Proxy plugin class supported without resorting to hacking the authentication system might have been preferable: http://forum.yetanotherf...id-I-do-this-right.aspx
http://forum.yetanotherf...unt-for-the-forums.aspx
Access Denied can pop up if the URL is invalid as well. Your code is redirecting incorrectly somewhere. "When you are grateful, fear disappears and abundance appears”."
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It's probably hitting the "post from a different referring URL" security feature. When a post is made to YAF via a different referring URL it will give Access Denied. "When you are grateful, fear disappears and abundance appears”."
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There was no hacking involved. I did just what you suggested, implementing my own custom user class and made the configuration change in yafnet.config: Code:
<CustomUserAssembly>WSSOIntegration.dll</CustomUserAssembly>
<CustomUserClass>WSSOIntegration.WSSOUser</CustomUserClass>
For the authentication, I simply modified web.config, changing the <authentication> tag to: Code:<authentication mode="Forms"/> and adding an http handler: Code:<add name="WssoLiteAuthenticationModule" type="Boeing.MIIRS.WssoLiteAuthentication.WssoLiteAuthenticationModule"/> As I said, this actually works very well, with the exception of the landing page. I made sure to set IsAuthenticated and Name, and when a user logs on for the first time, they are automatically aded to the user table (something I thought I might have to hack).
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Jaben wrote:It's probably hitting the "post from a different referring URL" security feature.
When a post is made to YAF via a different referring URL it will give Access Denied. Bingo. That did it. Thanks! Todd
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