Article:		ASP.NET Forms Authentication - Part 1
Subject:		Little problem
Date:		2004-04-05 12:49:43
From:		chrisii
Response to: Little problem
I have the same problem. I have two different servers and the problem only occurs on one of them. (which just happens to be my develoment system, not my producxtion system) Grrr... Any ideas on how to fix that? I would think it would be a permissions issue but I don't have a clue where to start. (I've solved this problem in the past with a fresh install of windows, but that really isn't necessary.) Any Help would be appreciated.

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• Little problem
  2004-07-16 10:30:37  oyster [Reply | View]
  
  
  Hi,
  
  I have the same problem, I tried with a simple application that just has to do with authentication (a default.aspx, login.aspx and web.config files). It works ok, but when tried with my "real" application, it does not work.
  
  If someone has found the solution to this, plese let me know.
  
  Thanks.

• Little problem
  2004-04-27 15:23:44  chrisii [Reply | View]
  
  
  I have figured out the problem to be cause by an Incorrect PATH Environment Variable. Which can be found in the System Control Panel.
  
  "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322" is the proper location to the current version of the .NET framework that I have installed.
  

• Little problem
  2004-04-11 00:15:52  O.K. [Reply | View]
  
  
  This problem can appear when there is an underscore ("_") sign in your URL.
  
  E.G.
  http://This_is_not_good/test.aspx
  and
  http://test.com/this_is_not_good_either.aspx
  
  O.K.