.net providers and IIS manager
.net providers and IIS manager
I'm getting this error when trying to set the default provider in the IIS7 manager:
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This feature cannot be used because the default provider type could not be determined to check whether it is a trusted provider.
You can use this feature only when the default provider is a trusted provider. If you are a server administrator, you can make a provider a trusted provider by adding the provider type to the trusted providers listin the adminstration.config file. The provider has to be strongly typed and added to the GAC.
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Can someone provide me a tutorial to circumvent this situation, I'd like to use the IIS7 manager to handle membership, roles, etc.
http://forums.iis.net/t/1147661.aspx
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This feature cannot be used because the default provider type could not be determined to check whether it is a trusted provider.
You can use this feature only when the default provider is a trusted provider. If you are a server administrator, you can make a provider a trusted provider by adding the provider type to the trusted providers listin the adminstration.config file. The provider has to be strongly typed and added to the GAC.
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Can someone provide me a tutorial to circumvent this situation, I'd like to use the IIS7 manager to handle membership, roles, etc.
http://forums.iis.net/t/1147661.aspx
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Well, in the blog post I linked:Alexey.mdr wrote:Thank you for the information.
We will investigate this problem.
I'm afraid, this may take some time.
I will notify you when we fix it
I am not sure if you can simply provide a tutorial on how to do these things, this might fix the problem. But yes, it might take some time.To work around this, you can compile the provider into a strongly-named signed assembly, and register it in the GAC. Then, use the full assembly-qualified type in the provider's configuration to identify this provider. This will allow you to use IIS Manager, which is by far the easiest way to create and manage Membership users
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Shalex wrote:Tell us please the exact provider (Membership, Role, Profile, Session State, Site Map, Web Event or Personalization provider) you are experiencing difficulties with.
I've noticed this error trying to use the .net users under the asp.net area, using IIS7 and the mmc snap in ( IIS manager)
KW, please specify the exact steps we should follow to reproduce the mentioned error. I added the WebProviders web site from our samples to IIS7 on Windows Server 2008 (the site was working fine), then I selected this site in IIS7, opened the Providers section from the ASP.NET area, selected the .NET Users feature, and there was AspNetMySqlMembershipProvider in the list. There were no any errors. How can we reproduce the problem?