Working on a newly created site, everything is set up, site is checked out via TFS, site setup in local IIS and is using integrated mode, on apppool setup to use network service, network service has modify rights on all files in site folder.
Yet requests to anything but /umbraco/umbraco.aspx is redirected to /login.aspx, including request to image files in /umbraco/images.
Site does not have any special permissions set via Umbraco, and I didn't touch authorization settings in web.config.
Site runs fine on fellow developers machine, and is somehow related to my local setup, but I'm not sure where else to look for settings.
The problem was actually related to the network service not having sufficient rights further up in the folder tree.
What threw me off was that I was actually able to login and work in the Umbraco backend, without the images used in the Umbraco backend was shown in the browser since all requests for images was redirected to login.aspx.
In the end I moved the site to a folder located in the root of my drive and gave the Network Service account read/write on that folder.
All requests redirected to login
Working on a newly created site, everything is set up, site is checked out via TFS, site setup in local IIS and is using integrated mode, on apppool setup to use network service, network service has modify rights on all files in site folder.
Yet requests to anything but /umbraco/umbraco.aspx is redirected to /login.aspx, including request to image files in /umbraco/images.
Site does not have any special permissions set via Umbraco, and I didn't touch authorization settings in web.config.
Site runs fine on fellow developers machine, and is somehow related to my local setup, but I'm not sure where else to look for settings.
Any suggestions appreciated
Regards
Jesper Hauge
Hi Jesper,
Just check if it's not something trivial like having cookies disabled in your browser?
Other than that, check the Web.config to see if the "UsersMembershipProvider" membership provider is there?
Cheers, Lee
The problem was actually related to the network service not having sufficient rights further up in the folder tree.
What threw me off was that I was actually able to login and work in the Umbraco backend, without the images used in the Umbraco backend was shown in the browser since all requests for images was redirected to login.aspx.
In the end I moved the site to a folder located in the root of my drive and gave the Network Service account read/write on that folder.
Regards
Jesper Hauge
Phew, glad you got it sorted. I was already out of ideas! (Especially with that it worked on your colleague's machine)
Cheers, Lee.
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