AspNetCore.Identity.Mongo | MongoDB provider for the ASP.NET Core 2 Identity | Identity Management library
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This is a MongoDB provider for the ASP.NET Core Identity framework. It is completely written from scratch and provides support for all Identity framework interfaces:.
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QUESTION
I used gRPC to try to make JWT authorization, but when I try to authorization, I get an error on the client:
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Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 10:14After a long debug and reading articles, I made the right Startup.cs.
Here is the working Startup.cs:
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Update:It is not just the Admin role which is not working - it seems any route which required authorisation is returning a 401.
I want to create an admin role to control access to my AdminController. My stack is MongoDb/.NET Core(3.1) for the API/ Angular 9 front end.
I seed my database with the roles
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Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 20:08It turns out it was just stupidity which caused this error. I'd hardcoded in the issuer and JWT key variables of the Register/Login end point, and I'd wrote them in incorrectly.
Because they then didn't match with the issuer/jwt key in the startup.cs file(see below)...
QUESTION
I have a model with _id, name and other fields. I want to create an index so it would be impossible to save documents with same names. I'm creating an index such way:
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Answered 2020-Sep-27 at 11:59I just had to add CreateIndexOptions:
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I'm trying to get the AspNetCore Authorization to work with a MongoDB as store. The application is based on Razorpages and at the moment I'm strugling on getting a simple redirect to work.
Im using the AspNetCore.Identity.MongoDbCore adapter.
the login seems to be successfull but the redirect doesn't work. does any one know where Im going wrong here?
'XXXX' is a name i don't want to share with the internet :) just to clarify
this is the output I'm getting:
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Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 12:32the login seems to be successfull but the redirect doesn't work. does any one know where Im going wrong here?
In the logs that you shared, it seems that user login app successfully, but authorization failed while requesting to http://localhost:5001/prio/PriorityView
.
And you applied [Authorize(Roles = "Admin")]
to PriorityViewModel
class, so please make sure you assigned the current user with Admin role. If current login user does not belong to Admin role, it will cause the issue while redirection to PriorityView page.
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The Asp.Net Core Blazor template in VS 2019 can create a server-side app that will use the Microsoft SQL Server to manage the accounts and claims for identity management.
I would like to use MongoDB instead for account and claims management. This way I want to enable Blazor to use decorators and AuthorizeView to allow specific access for specific identities or claims.
I have scaffolded the Identity construct but I am confused how to proceed.
There is an open source Identity provider available called AspNetCore.Identity.Mongo.
Can I use this provider with blazor and if so how can I integrate this provider into my Blazor project?
Is there any project on github that will demonstrate the necessary adjustments in Blazor for custom identity providers?
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Answered 2020-May-09 at 14:39I am looking at doing Similar. Blazor essentially uses Dotnet core, So solutions relevent to that can be implemented.
The relevant Nugetpackage is https://github.com/matteofabbri/AspNetCore.Identity.Mongo/blob/master/README.md For 3.0 use Nuget packages of the 6 series ( latest 6.7 )
Here is a github Example that I found which uses momgoDb as the database for Identity. https://github.com/AlejandroRuiz/CosmosDBTutorial
The Git Hub is the implementation of this Tutorial. enter link description here
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I'm trying to set up an authentication and authorization section for a frontend web application I have. The application is set up as an ASP.NET Core Razor Page Application. (.NET Core 3.0); I also set it up with authentication pre-installed with the following command: dotnet new razor -au Individual
.
With this, I'm trying to set up an OpenID Authentication External Login from an external service (Identity Server) I have. The problem lies with displaying the final user on the frontend (or if I'm doing this entirely wrong... - I've spent a questionable amount of time on this topic, and I couldn't find anything other than old questions, or content on how you could previously do it with MVC Apps) - I was also able to find the external user stored in the local database and can tell through code successfully signed in from the external Identity Server. (explained later)
This is my first project with a major authentication/authorization section - I apologize in advance If anything stupid jumps out. I'd love to find out what went wrong. Here goes!
Startup.cs
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Answered 2020-Jan-02 at 07:17but I was unable to load any user information in the UI.
Note that when some user is authenticated and then be redirected to the URL of
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