I am curious as to why the users have to specify the username, password AND tenant? Can't the system just know what Tenant they below to based on tenant id of the user logging in?
Thanks!
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What if there are 2 users in different tenants but with same username. In that case, how you will know which user to get?
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Yeah I understand, it is a nice feature, but in my case the users are even burdened by entering a UN/PW so an additional tenancy name will blow their minds.
Will the underlying architecture need an overhaul or is it simpler then that?
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Hi,
If you disable multi-tenancy, then no need to tenant name. If you want multi-tenancy, you should ensure username/email uniqueness for all system (across tenants) to not get tenancy name from user.
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Hi, sorry to jump in on this topic, but this give me chance to ask a related question.
There's a way for the framework to identify the tenant by the subdomain? If so, it would be nice because the users will no need to specify a tenant, and the website will be able to apply tenant specific customization (themes...) since the very start.
Is that possible? I couldn't find anything about.
Thanks, great job Andrea
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Thank you for your replies, I'll do that!
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@itarizin sure, it's possible. But this is application specific. Read tenancy name from url (subdomain), auto fill tenancyname (on login form) and hide tenancy name input if you want. This is simplest solution which I used for AspNet Zero demo (creating a demo actually creates a tenant with subdomain, try creating a demo here: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.aspnetzero.com/">http://www.aspnetzero.com/</a>)
