Hi

Didn't found answer jet.

Why mscsAuthMgr.IsAuthenticated gives me false after I redirect page
after login. This happend some users, not all. In develop site I don't
have this problem, but production is (ofcource this way =). I have
been checked all (I think) differences between those server setting,
but no help.

I try those "Set cookie path to application" property, no help.

I am using CS2002 with SP2

Anybody solved this...??

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I had this problem once, and it had to do with case sensitivity.

If my user logged in on

http://MySite/login.aspx

and then was redirected to
http://mysite/mybasket.aspx

the authentication would fail.

This has something to do with "MySite" login not the same as a "mysite" logi
n.
I resolved this by checking the URL on the login page, and reloading the pag
e
using the URL with the correct case sensitivity (i.g. http://MySite/login.aspx[/ur
...site/login.aspx) and then letting the user login.
After that, authentication issues went away.

I realize that this may not be your problem, but it worked for me.

Hope this helps,

-tomas vera


On 14 Apr 2004 04:33:26 -0700, jampenposti@hotmail.com (jarmo) wrote:

>Hi
>
>Didn't found answer jet.
>
>Why mscsAuthMgr.IsAuthenticated gives me false after I redirect page
>after login. This happend some users, not all. In develop site I don't
>have this problem, but production is (ofcource this way =). I have
>been checked all (I think) differences between those server setting,
>but no help.
>
>I try those "Set cookie path to application" property, no help.
>
>I am using CS2002 with SP2
>
>Anybody solved this...??

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> I realize that this may not be your problem, but it worked for me.

Maybe not but I try it anyway... Thanks...

Anybody else? any help welcome...

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> Maybe not but I try it anyway... Thanks...


And that's it, now it works fine... Big thanks =)

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