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I cant create users. WHY?


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Part of my web.config:

After test all things, i found that if i put a strong password the user create sucessfull.

example:
User: admin
pass: Password1!

Well done.

Well done?

This wil be fixed?

After test all things, i found that if i put a strong password the user create sucessfull.

What should be fixed if you are able to create users? To adjust security policy, you should change you web.config file appropriately.

Alexey

I have configurated:
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And still getting the problem.

Please provide me (alexeyi at crlab dot com) with your website project.
Are you able to create a user with the same config file without the tool?

I can create a new user, but it can only create with a StrongPassword:

like Pass$$Word
if i want to create a new user with the password: "pass1" or "mypass" the page return to me the error that i show you.

Please provide me with your website project and your web tables definitions.

(Using build 3.55.18.0)

I ran into this same issue. I did a little digging on MSDN and found the following at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479031.aspx

I tried to set the MinRequiredPasswordLength, MinRequiredNonAlphanumericCharacters, and PasswordStrengthRegularExpression properties in my web.config for AspNetMySqlMembershipProvider, but got back Parser Error Message: Unrecognized attribute errors for each of the above properties.

Like the original poster, I want to be able to specify exactly what type of passwords are acceptable, but seem to be unable to do so.

Please check the spelling: minRequiredPasswordLength, minRequiredNonalphanumericCharacters, passwordStrengthRegularExpression.

Alexey wrote:Please check the spelling: minRequiredPasswordLength, minRequiredNonalphanumericCharacters, passwordStrengthRegularExpression.

I thought that might be the problem! It's still complaining about the passwordStrengthRegularExpression, but the other two work now. Thanks, Alexey!

Thanks alexy

ranbla wrote:It's still complaining about the passwordStrengthRegularExpression

This attribute will be supported in MySQLDirect .NET 4.0.