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• In ABP's distributed event bus, the EventName attribute allows you to decouple event contracts between services by specifying a string event name, so different assemblies can use different class names as long as the EventName matches. This is supported by ABP's event bus abstraction.

• However, Rebus itself (the underlying transport library) does not natively route messages based on the EventName attribute. Rebus uses the .NET type name for routing and subscription matching. This means that unless both publisher and consumer share the same .NET type (i.e., the same class full name and namespace), Rebus will not match the event, even if the EventName attribute is present.

• In your scenario, since you cannot share the ETO class library and want to use only the EventName for routing, this will not work with Rebus out of the box. The ABP EventName attribute is respected by ABP's own event bus implementations (like RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, etc.), but not by Rebus, which relies on type-based routing.

• The only way to make this work with Rebus is to ensure both publisher and consumer use the same .NET type (shared contract), or to implement a custom message mapping layer that serializes/deserializes based on EventName, which is not provided by default.

• If you need to decouple contracts and use EventName-based routing, consider using another ABP-supported event bus provider (like RabbitMQ or Azure Service Bus) that supports this feature.

Sources:

• Distributed Event Bus: Event Transfer Object
• Distributed Event Bus

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The issue you are experiencing—where the Angular UI redirects back to the login page after authentication and tokens are cleared—is commonly caused by one or more of the following misconfigurations in a tiered ABP setup with separated AuthServer:

1. Token Storage and Domain Mismatch:
   If your Angular app and AuthServer are running on different ports or hostnames, browser security policies (especially with SameSite cookies and localStorage) can prevent tokens from being shared or persisted correctly. This can result in tokens being cleared after login.

2. Redirect URI and OpenIddict Application Configuration:
   The redirectUri in your Angular environment and the RootUrl in your OpenIddict application registration must match exactly (including protocol, hostname, and port). Any mismatch will cause the login flow to break.

3. Certificate Trust and HTTPS:
   All services must trust the same certificate, and the certificate must be valid for all involved hostnames/ports. If the browser or .NET runtime does not trust the certificate, authentication may silently fail.

4. CORS and Allowed Origins:
   All CORS origins must be set correctly on both the AuthServer and API. The origins must include the exact URLs (with protocol and port) of your Angular app.

5. Docker Networking and Hostname Resolution:
   When running in Docker, localhost inside a container does not refer to the host machine. You must use Docker networking (service names) or configure your hosts file accordingly.

Recommended Steps:

• Double-check that the issuer, redirectUri, and clientId in your Angular dynamic-env.json match the OpenIddict application registration in your database.
• Ensure that the RootUrl for the Angular client in OpenIddict is set to https://localhost:44380/ (with trailing slash).
• Make sure all CORS origins in your API and AuthServer include https://localhost:44380.
• If running in Docker, use service names (e.g., https://cargo_fleet-authserver:443) for internal communication, and expose the correct ports for external access.
• Clear your browser cache and cookies, and ensure your development certificate is trusted by both the OS and browser.
• Check the browser console for any silent errors or warnings related to cookies, storage, or CORS.

If the problem persists, review the OpenIddict application registration and ensure the PostLogoutRedirectUri is also set to https://localhost:44380/.

This approach aligns with common ABP conventions, but specific official documentation for this exact scenario is not available.

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要隐藏 ABP 用户菜单栏中的某些菜单项（如 Sessions、ExternalLogins、LinkedAccounts 等），你需要自定义或替换相关的菜单组件。ABP Angular UI 的菜单项通常是通过依赖注入和菜单贡献者动态生成的。你可以通过以下方式实现隐藏或自定义：

1. 替换 NavItemsComponent 组件

   • 参考官方文档，使用组件替换机制自定义菜单项显示逻辑。
   • 文档地址（已验证可访问）：
     • https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/UI/Angular/Component-Replacement#how-to-replace-navitemscomponent

2. 修改菜单项生成逻辑

   • 你可以在菜单贡献者（MenuContributor）中通过条件判断，移除或不添加特定菜单项。
   • 相关文档（已验证可访问）：
     • https://docs.abp.io/docs/latest/framework/ui/angular/modifying-the-menu

3. 注销（Logout）菜单项

   • 注销功能是 ABP 预置的，你可以通过自定义用户菜单组件来修改其行为。
   • 若需修改注销后的跳转地址，可以在自定义的注销逻辑中指定重定向 URL。

示例：自定义 Angular 菜单项（伪代码）

// 在自定义 NavItemsComponent 里过滤掉不需要的菜单项
menuItems = this.menuItems.filter(item => item.name !== 'LinkedAccounts' && item.name !== 'Sessions');

如需完全自定义菜单内容，建议参考上述文档，使用组件替换和菜单贡献者机制实现。

Sources:

• https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/UI/Angular/Component-Replacement#how-to-replace-navitemscomponent
• https://docs.abp.io/docs/latest/framework/ui/angular/modifying-the-menu

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• The exception in your log indicates a dependency resolution problem with Volo.Abp.BackgroundJobs.BackgroundJobStore after enabling the Kafka distributed event bus (EventBusKafkaModule). Specifically, Autofac cannot resolve the required parameter Volo.Abp.BackgroundJobs.IBackgroundJobRepository for the BackgroundJobStore constructor.

• This typically happens if the background job infrastructure is not fully configured or if required modules/services are missing from your application when integrating Kafka as the distributed event bus.

• To resolve this:

  1. Ensure you have included and properly configured the ABP Background Jobs module in your solution, even if you are using Kafka for distributed events. Kafka integration is for distributed events, not background jobs.
  2. If you do not intend to use ABP's background jobs, you can disable the background job system by configuring:

Configure<AbpBackgroundJobOptions>(options =>
     {
         options.IsJobExecutionEnabled = false;
     });

3. If you need both background jobs and distributed events, ensure all required dependencies for background jobs are registered and that your database is properly migrated for background job tables.

• Review your module dependencies and service registrations to ensure there are no missing or conflicting configurations between background jobs and distributed event bus (Kafka).

Sources:

• ABP Kafka Distributed Event Bus Integration

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To update the default cookie consent message in ABP, you need to override the localization keys used by the Cookie Consent component. Add or update the following keys in your localization resource files:

"ThisWebsiteUsesCookie": "Your custom message here.",
"CookieConsentAgreePolicies": "If you continue to browse, then you agree to our {0} and {1}.",
"CookieConsentAgreePolicy": "If you continue to browse, then you agree to our {0}."

You can customize the text as needed. These keys control the displayed messages in the cookie consent dialog.

For more details on localization and overriding existing entries, refer to the ABP documentation.

Sources:

• https://abp.io/docs/latest/modules/gdpr

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To submit security vulnerabilities for ABP Framework or ABP Studio without using your allotted support questions, you should send your findings directly via email to the ABP support team. This is the recommended and official process for responsible disclosure of security issues.

Please email your vulnerability details to: support@abp.io
Include relevant information such as the ABP Studio version, template, affected packages, and a description of the vulnerabilities. Reference your support ticket number if you have one, but security reports sent this way will not count against your support quota.

Sources:

• https://abp.io/support/questions/9147
• https://abp.io/support/questions/8276

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• The issue of SQL connections remaining idle and not being released in the connection pool during high usage of /Account/ResetPassword is typically related to improper disposal of DbContext or uncompleted Unit of Work (UoW) scopes in ABP-based applications.

• In ABP, database connections are managed by the Unit of Work system. If a UoW is not completed or disposed properly (for example, due to an unawaited async call, an exception, or a long-running operation that never finishes), the underlying DbContext and its SQL connection may remain open, causing connection pool exhaustion.

• To prevent this issue:

  1. Ensure all application service and controller methods that interact with the database are async and properly awaited.
  2. Never block on async code (e.g., avoid .Result or .Wait() on async methods).
  3. Always complete or dispose the Unit of Work. In ABP, this is handled automatically for application services and controllers, but custom UoW usage (e.g., IUnitOfWorkManager.Begin()) must be completed with await uow.CompleteAsync().
  4. Check for any custom middleware, filters, or background jobs that might be holding onto DbContext or UoW instances longer than necessary.
  5. Review your code for any exceptions that might prevent UoW completion, especially in the password reset flow.

• For more details, see:

  • ABP Entity Framework Core Connection Management
  • ABP Unit of Work Documentation
  • Example of a related password reset flow and tenant handling: ABP Support: Reset password - Invalid token

• If you have custom code in your password reset logic (such as custom UoW or DbContext usage), ensure it follows the above best practices. If the problem persists, consider enabling detailed logging for UoW and DbContext lifetimes to identify where connections are not being released.

Sources:

• https://abp.io/docs/latest/Entity-Framework-Core#connection-management
• https://abp.io/docs/latest/Unit-Of-Work
• https://abp.io/support/questions/1326

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To install the ABP Studio CLI on Ubuntu, use the following command:

dotnet tool install -g Volo.Abp.Studio.Cli

If you encounter the error:

The settings file in the tool's NuGet package is invalid: Settings file 'DotnetToolSettings.xml' was not found in the package.
Tool 'volo.abp.studio.cli' failed to install.

This typically indicates a problem with the NuGet cache or a corrupted/incomplete package download. To resolve this:

1. Clear the NuGet cache:

dotnet nuget locals all --clear

2. Try installing the tool again:

dotnet tool install -g Volo.Abp.Studio.Cli

If the issue persists, ensure your NuGet.config does not reference any custom or private package sources that might interfere with the official package from nuget.org.

For more details, see the official ABP CLI installation documentation.

Sources:

• https://abp.io/docs/latest/cli/

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The %%entity-namespace%% and %%microservice-entities-namespace-prefix%% template variables in ABP Suite are calculated based on the entity's location and the project structure. In recent ABP Suite versions (including 1.2.2 and ABP 9.3.x), there was a fix to make these namespace calculations more accurate and consistent, especially for microservice solutions.

• The value for %%entity-namespace%% is now derived from the actual folder structure of your entity files. For example, if your entity is under Entities\BtaApiShop\DetailMappings, the namespace will be ...Entities.BtaApiShop.DetailMappings.
• The value for %%microservice-entities-namespace-prefix%% is also based on the folder path and project root, ensuring that generated code matches the physical structure.

You can see these values in the generated code and in the .json files under the suite/entities folder. If you want to adjust or review how these are set:

• Open the relevant entity's .json file in suite/entities.
• The namespace is determined by the "Namespace" property, which is auto-calculated by ABP Suite based on the entity's folder.

If you have custom requirements for namespaces, you will need to manually adjust the folder structure or the generated code after using ABP Suite, as the calculation is now standardized and not user-configurable from the UI.

This change was made to fix inconsistencies and ensure that generated code compiles correctly with the expected namespaces.

No verified source available for this specific query.

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• The error "DbMigrator is not found!" indicates that the ABP CLI or Studio could not locate the DbMigrator project in your solution. This typically happens if the DbMigrator project is missing, not built, or not referenced correctly in your solution.

How to resolve:

1. Ensure the DbMigrator project exists in your solution directory.
2. Make sure the project is included in your solution file (.sln). If not, right-click the solution in Visual Studio and add the existing project.
3. Build the entire solution to ensure the DbMigrator executable is generated.
4. If you renamed or moved the DbMigrator project, update all references and paths accordingly.
5. Run the DbMigrator either from the command line or directly from Visual Studio as documented.

# Example: Run from command line
dotnet run --project path/to/YourProject.DbMigrator

Reference:

• ABP Layered Solution: Db Migrator Usage

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