I want to remove the 90 second expire time on the 2-factor Auth code. It is easy to do so on the Angular side. But can't find where I change it in the backend code.
Can someone tell me where that may be?
I am having the same issue but the same fix didn't help. It fails in \src\PHS.Application.Client\ApiClient\AbpApiClient.cs on line 183. When it gets to line 183 and tries to var response = await httpResponse.GetJsonAsync<AjaxResponse<T>>(); it crashes in the android emulator.
Any ideas?
I am very new to Xamarin. I am trying to use the android emulator and debug the Droid project. But I am getting an error "A problem occurred while trying to communicate with the server. Call Failed. shutdown GET <a class="postlink" href="https://myapidomain.com/AbpUserConfiguration/GetAll">https://myapidomain.com/AbpUserConfiguration/GetAll</a>. If I browse my actual production API in the browser with this GET request works as expected and spits out the json in the window. Also the Angular app works consuming this API just fine.
Note this is only a test domain for this posts purposes.
Has anyone hit this issue before? I have tried just doing it to my localhost url and also to my production and both cause the same issue.
I actually did figure that out. I made a change to both UI and backend. I should have updated it here. Tha k you.
Yes I have. Same issue. I even did it on a demo on the aspnet zero site.
I realized its actually with reset password. When you mark a user for change password on next login. The password complexity isn't working. Everywhere else is fine.
I am on the latest zero version. And the Angular version. Password complexity isn't working. It used to work and I just recently updated to 5.6.2. Has anyone else had this issue?
I am on the latest version. 5.6.1
When I say code in my post I am talking about the actual Security Code that is sent to my email. There is nothing to share since I am talking about the two-factor functionality that is built into ASP.NET Zero in the TokenAuthController.CS file.
I am thinking of using 2-Factor Auth and as I was testing it, I had it send a code to my email and that entire process works well. But then I logged out and logged back in, had it send me another code, but the code was the exact same as the first time. I was expecting this code to be different.
Am I mistaken that this code should be different every time and only good for a one time use? I think it would be more secure if it is a 1-time use code.
