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Marco Roello
Hi,
I've configured SSL with server certificates on a IIS with W2K. Itested it
ans works with simple html pages.
I want the login page to be under a subfolder in my WebApp. This subfolder
requires SSL (secure channel). So I have to configure the LoginUrl of the
FormsAuthenticationModule to use an absolute url
(https://myserver/mywebapp/mysubfolder/login.aspx) . If I test this
configuration, I retrieve an "Access Denied" Error from the Web Server.
LoginUrl does really support absolute paths?
Anyone has already configured a so simple configuration with asp .net?
I've found a lot of posts about this problem with no answers..
If I protect the entire WebApplication with SSL all works fine.
Any information will be appreciated.
Marco Roello
(e-mail address removed)
I've configured SSL with server certificates on a IIS with W2K. Itested it
ans works with simple html pages.
I want the login page to be under a subfolder in my WebApp. This subfolder
requires SSL (secure channel). So I have to configure the LoginUrl of the
FormsAuthenticationModule to use an absolute url
(https://myserver/mywebapp/mysubfolder/login.aspx) . If I test this
configuration, I retrieve an "Access Denied" Error from the Web Server.
LoginUrl does really support absolute paths?
Anyone has already configured a so simple configuration with asp .net?
I've found a lot of posts about this problem with no answers..
If I protect the entire WebApplication with SSL all works fine.
Any information will be appreciated.
Marco Roello
(e-mail address removed)