NormalizedUserName VS Username in DotNet Core
1) Normalization stops people registering user names which only differ in letter casing. 2) No – those fields are part of the basic data model.
1) Normalization stops people registering user names which only differ in letter casing. 2) No – those fields are part of the basic data model.
If your server is configured to use Cookie Authentication the server will return a cookie to the browser containing encrypted and signed claims about the user. This cookie is by default named: .AspNet.ApplicationCookie. This cookie will be stored in your browser until it expire (default 14 days and sliding expiry) or you explicitly sign out … Read more
I had a similar issue. This might be more helpful for people using .Net Core 3.0. After digging around I found out that once you create an “Identity” area using scaffolding. A file called “IdentityHostingStartup.cs” is created inside the Identity folder. Inside the class, another instance of “AddDefaultIdentity” is created along with a few other … Read more
The UseOAuthBearerTokens extension method creates both the token server and the middleware to validate tokens for requests in the same application. Pseudocode from source using reflector: UseOAuthAuthorizationServer(); // authorization server middleware UseOAuthBearerAuthentication(ApplicationOAuthBearerProvider); // application bearer token middleware UseOAuthBearerAuthentication(ExternalOAuthBearerProvider); // external bearer token middleware
For ASP.NET Core: (Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity 1.0.0) Create a class that inherits IdentityErrorDescriber and override the desired error messages. public class CustomIdentityErrorDescriber : IdentityErrorDescriber { public override IdentityError DefaultError() { return new IdentityError { Code = nameof(DefaultError), Description = $”An unknown failure has occurred.” }; } public override IdentityError ConcurrencyFailure() { return new IdentityError { Code = … Read more