I had to change this in the web.config file to use the .exe to run the app:
<aspNetCore processPath=".\DrcApp.Web.Host.exe" stdoutLogEnabled="true" stdoutLogFile=".\logs\stdout" forwardWindowsAuthToken="false"/>
why is that?
Thanks. I didn't try it yet. I'm considering it I'll try it for sure.
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Thanks :)
For OUs can I get an OU by name? I mean can I deal with it like any other entity?
I would need to locate OUs by name for example I would put all regions under one Region called Regions. Then in code I want to get OUs under OU Regions. Doable?
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Thanks I will try it
Thanks. Would I be able to integrate both together especially having users login to one place and be authenticated in both ?
Oh okay, I got that now :) You are saying that what I am trying to do as a relation between entities already exists between Users and OU.
By the way, I found out I could use OUs :) The relation is hierarchical Region has camps (OU with sub OUs) :) Do you think I can build the solution based on OUs?
I will teach the admin of the app, whenever a new Region to be added, to create a New OU and then all camps under it, to be created as OUs under it.
I even went one step further, on one of the forms, I have 2 dropdown lists. The first would bring in all OUs under Regions OU to display in a dropdown. The second dropdown list is a cascading dropdown list based on the OU selected I get direct children of that OU to be camps.
On the entity I would save either the Region OU ID in case camp is not selected otherwise, I save Camp OU ID.
Then later, based on what OUs a user is assigned I query all Entities under the OUs that are assigned to the user together with their children OUs.
I posted about that in a separate Thread and was asking how to do the same query in LINQ TO SQL.
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Great. Thanks.
So in the public website you just wait for this token. You validate it against DB and then accordingly issue the authentication ticket manually.