I also get a runtime error as a boonus with the redirect, see following Trace Information:
aspx.page Begin PreInit umbracoInit handling request request handler current url '/login.aspx' umbracoRequestHandler xpath: '/* [@urlName = "myweb"]/* [@urlName = "login"]' umbracoRequestHandler xpath: '/root/*' umbracoRequestHandler xpath: '/root/* [@urlName = "login"] | /root/*' umbracoRequestHandler xpath: '/root/* [@urlName = "login"] | /root/*/* [@urlName = "login"]' umbracoRequestHandler Just before xPath query (False, '/root/* [@urlName = "login"] | /root/*/* [@urlName = "login"]') umbracoRequestHandler pageXPathQueryStart: '/root' notFoundHandler Trying NotFoundHandler 'umbraco.SearchForAlias'... urlAlias 'login' notFoundHandler Trying NotFoundHandler 'umbraco.SearchForTemplate'... notFoundHandler Trying NotFoundHandler 'umbraco.SearchForProfile'... Unhandled Execution Error Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at umbraco.requestHandler..ctor(XmlDocument umbracoContent, String url) at umbraco.UmbracoDefault.Page_PreInit(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Web.Util.CalliHelper.EventArgFunctionCaller(IntPtr fp, Object o, Object t, EventArgs e) at System.EventHandler.Invoke(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Web.UI.Page.PerformPreInit() at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint)
What the hey is going on here? Why is it trying to go to the umbraco login? I don't have any membership set up on my site, nothing like this should be running except in /umbraco/ :P
No changes where made to the site, that I am aware of. One minute it worked fine, the next ...
I'm guessing something must have been changed, installed, or configured...the Umbraco login page is /umbraco/umbraco.aspx, so I don't know where it would get 'login.aspx' from unless it was configured somewhere. Try double checking your web.config (maybe search for login) and maybe your other configs. What were the last few packages installed, etc?
I don't know what that could be, that is, obviously something has changes, but I just can't see what it could be. All I was doing at the moment I noticed this was tweaking a few templates. They couldn't effect how umbraco handles files such as images or css ?
I even tried to remove all packages I had installed (but worked fine so far), packages such as uComponents. But that didn't change anything. Umbraco still gives me all pages without any images or css :S
Even when I look through the content in backoffice I see that the images don't quite work correctly, and I'm guessing that when then css for backoffice expires from cache, it will get royally screwed up.
Looking at the login.aspx it seems to be the backoffice login dialog.
DidI hit some twiligjht-zone bug or something external has changes some behaviour or ???
Interestingly this will only happen to files that actually do excist, if I change the url slightly to something that doesn't excist but is in the same path, I cet a standars IIS 404 error
Did you check in your web.config that no access section has been added that denies access to anonymous user or something like that? Or that the authentication section has been activated? It looks to me that it tries to reditrect to the Asp.Net default login page (which is normally set in the web.config) and that it does not find it (therefore your error).
Files get redirected to login.aspx Urgent!
Hi,
I'm having a serious problem. Files like file the ones in /css/* and /media/* etc. all get redirected to login.aspx page
For example if I try to navigate directly to a file in the media folder with the url: www.mydomain.fun/media/55/logosp3.gif I get redirected to http://www.spassian.is/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fmedia%2f55%2flogosp3.gif
I also get a runtime error as a boonus with the redirect, see following Trace Information:
What the hey is going on here? Why is it trying to go to the umbraco login? I don't have any membership set up on my site, nothing like this should be running except in /umbraco/ :P
No changes where made to the site, that I am aware of. One minute it worked fine, the next ...
Please help! :)
Hi,
I'm guessing something must have been changed, installed, or configured...the Umbraco login page is /umbraco/umbraco.aspx, so I don't know where it would get 'login.aspx' from unless it was configured somewhere. Try double checking your web.config (maybe search for login) and maybe your other configs. What were the last few packages installed, etc?
-Tom
I don't know what that could be, that is, obviously something has changes, but I just can't see what it could be. All I was doing at the moment I noticed this was tweaking a few templates. They couldn't effect how umbraco handles files such as images or css ?
I even tried to remove all packages I had installed (but worked fine so far), packages such as uComponents. But that didn't change anything. Umbraco still gives me all pages without any images or css :S
Even when I look through the content in backoffice I see that the images don't quite work correctly, and I'm guessing that when then css for backoffice expires from cache, it will get royally screwed up.
Looking at the login.aspx it seems to be the backoffice login dialog.
DidI hit some twiligjht-zone bug or something external has changes some behaviour or ???
Interestingly this will only happen to files that actually do excist, if I change the url slightly to something that doesn't excist but is in the same path, I cet a standars IIS 404 error
Hi,
Did you check in your web.config that no access section has been added that denies access to anonymous user or something like that? Or that the authentication section has been activated? It looks to me that it tries to reditrect to the Asp.Net default login page (which is normally set in the web.config) and that it does not find it (therefore your error).
Cheers,
Michael.
Huh, it turns out that the anonymouse user had lost read access to the website's folder .....
In my case it was IUSR. So after it got back read access, everything started to work nicely!
Thanks for the help/guidance :)
You're welcome! Glad you got it sorted out!
Cheers,
Michael.
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