I believe there is more, as backend needs to save into tenant storage. For example:
await SettingManager.ChangeSettingForTenantAsync(AbpSession.GetTenantId(),AppSettings.TenantManagement.BillingLegalName, input.LegalName);
vs
await SettingManager.ChangeSettingForApplicationAsync(EmailSettingNames.DefaultFromAddress, input.DefaultFromAddress);
sounds like a great feature to have
The issue is here with MailKit, here is Connect that fixes the issue client.Connect( _smtpEmailSenderConfiguration.Host, _smtpEmailSenderConfiguration.Port, //_smtpEmailSenderConfiguration.EnableSsl SecureSocketOptions.Auto );
Problem: If you enable two factor, it will use cache to store codes it generates. Issue: If you have multiserver environment, it would not find the code on the other servers. Not a good solution: One can configure Redis for caching, but there is no way to specify for cache just to use redis for that cache! Better solution: Cache in database, it would be nice if mongodb database was supported for caching.
Any other ideas?
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Thanks. One feature might be nice it to add ability to configure IS4 clients via tenant configuration, as it would change from one to another.
Same time IS4 supports mongodb, so one can just configure support? Right?
Just getting up and running on ASP.NET zero.
I would like my instance to use IdentityServer4 and MongoDB.
The features pages of asp.net zero lists IdentityServer4 integration, please point how to configure the use on MongoDB.
Thanks.