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You are experiencing severe performance issues during login when users are mapped to a large number of organization units (e.g., 1500+ per user, 3000 users total) after upgrading to ABP 9.0. This is a known challenge when the claims principal is populated with a very large number of organization unit claims, as each claim is loaded and processed during authentication.

Solution & Recommendations

  1. Claims Optimization:

    • By default, ABP adds all organization unit IDs as claims to the user during login. With thousands of claims, this can cause significant performance degradation.
    • You should avoid loading all organization unit claims into the user's principal if not strictly necessary for every request.
  2. Recommended Approaches:

    • Reduce Claims Count: Only add essential claims to the principal. If you only need to check organization membership occasionally, consider querying the database or using a cache instead of claims.
    • Custom Claims Principal Factory: Override the IUserClaimsPrincipalFactory to limit or filter the organization unit claims added to the principal.
    • Use Data Filters: For data access, use ABP's data filtering and permission system instead of relying on claims for every organization unit.
    • Paging or Caching: If you must check many organization units, implement paging or caching strategies outside the claims system.
  3. Reference Implementation:

  4. Example: Custom Claims Principal Factory

public class MyUserClaimsPrincipalFactory : AbpUserClaimsPrincipalFactory
   {
       public MyUserClaimsPrincipalFactory(
           UserManager<IdentityUser> userManager,
           RoleManager<IdentityRole> roleManager,
           IOptions<IdentityOptions> optionsAccessor)
           : base(userManager, roleManager, optionsAccessor)
       {
       }

       protected override async Task AddOrganizationUnitsAsync(IdentityUser user, ClaimsIdentity identity)
       {
           // Only add a limited number of OUs, or none, or a summary claim
           // Example: Add only the first 10 OUs
           var organizationUnits = await UserManager.GetOrganizationUnitsAsync(user);
           foreach (var ou in organizationUnits.Take(10))
           {
               identity.AddClaim(new Claim(AbpOrganizationUnitClaimType, ou.Id.ToString()));
           }
       }
   }
  • Register your custom factory in DI.
  1. ABP 9.x Changes:
    • ABP 9 introduced some changes in claims and dynamic claims handling. If you have custom logic, review the upgrade notes and ensure your customizations are compatible.

Summary

  • Do not add thousands of claims to the user principal.
  • Use custom claims principal logic to limit claims.
  • Use ABP's data filtering and permission system for organization unit checks.
  • Review and optimize your login and claims logic for large-scale organization unit scenarios.

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If you are encountering an error stating "There is no entity IdentityUser with id" even though the user exists in the AbpUsers table, this typically indicates a mismatch or inconsistency between your application's user management logic and the actual data in the database.

Here are the steps to resolve this issue:

  1. Verify User Existence:

    • Check the AbpUsers table in your database to ensure the user record with the specified ID actually exists.
    • If you are using multi-tenancy, make sure you are checking the correct tenant's database.
  2. Check for Data Consistency:

    • Ensure that the user ID you are querying or referencing in your code matches exactly (including casing and format) with the ID in the AbpUsers table.
  3. Seeding and Migration:

    • If you have recently performed migrations or seeded data, ensure that the seeding process completed successfully and the user data is present.
    • If the user is missing or the password is incorrect, you can delete the user record and re-seed the initial data using the DbMigrator application.
  4. Passwords:

    • Passwords in AbpUsers are stored in a hashed format. If you need to reset a password, do so through the application logic or re-seed the data.
  5. Troubleshooting:

    • If you still encounter issues, try deleting the problematic user and re-creating it through your application or seeding logic.

For more details, refer to the official documentation:

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  • There was a structural change in the LeptonX theme's footer handling for MVC/Razor Pages applications. If your custom footer (_Footer.cshtml) stopped working, it is likely due to changes introduced in recent ABP/LeptonX updates.
  • The official migration guide for ABP 8.0 does not mention a breaking change specifically for the public site footer, but the support documentation confirms that the AuthServer and similar applications now require you to place your custom _Footer.cshtml under the correct theme path: Themes/LeptonX/Layouts/Application.
  • To restore your custom footer, ensure your _Footer.cshtml is located at: Themes/LeptonX/Layouts/Application/_Footer.cshtml in your Public web project.

Sources:

  • https://abp.io/docs/latest/ui-themes/lepton-x/mvc#customizing-the-footer-section
  • https://abp.io/support/questions/9387
  • https://abp.io/docs/latest/release-info/migration-guides/abp-8-0

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To resolve the 404 error for email confirmation and password reset links in your multi-tenant ABP microservice solution, you must ensure that:

  1. The URLs generated for email confirmation and password reset are tenant-aware and use the correct subdomain (e.g., auth.{tenant}.cloverleafcms.dev).
  2. The AuthServer is configured to resolve the tenant from the subdomain and not from the host-only domain (e.g., authserver.cloverleafcms.dev).

Key Points and Solution

1. Environment Variable Configuration

  • Your current environment variables show:

    • App__SelfUrl = https://auth.{0}.cloverleafcms.dev
    • AuthServer__Authority = https://authserver.cloverleafcms.dev

    The AuthServer__Authority should also use the {0} placeholder for tenant resolution:

AuthServer__Authority = https://auth.{0}.cloverleafcms.dev

This allows the system to generate tenant-specific URLs.

2. Tenant Resolver

  • Ensure your tenant resolver is correctly extracting the tenant from the subdomain (e.g., cooptrustcu from auth.cooptrustcu.cloverleafcms.dev).
  • The resolver should not return null for the prefix if the subdomain is present.

3. URL Generation for Emails

  • When generating email confirmation and reset password links, use the tenant-specific URL format.
  • The ABP framework uses the App:SelfUrl and AuthServer:Authority settings to generate these links. Both must be tenant-aware.

4. Kubernetes and AppSettings

  • In your Kubernetes deployment, set both App__SelfUrl and AuthServer__Authority to use the {0} placeholder.
  • Example:
"App": {
    "SelfUrl": "https://auth.{0}.cloverleafcms.dev"
  },
  "AuthServer": {
    "Authority": "https://auth.{0}.cloverleafcms.dev"
  }

5. ABP Multi-Tenant Domain Resolving

  • Follow the official ABP documentation for multi-tenant domain resolving in microservice solutions:

    • https://abp.io/docs/latest/guides/ms-multi-tenant-domain-resolving
  • Ensure your configuration matches the documented approach, especially for subdomain-based tenant resolution.

6. Restart and Test

  • After updating the environment variables and configuration, restart your AuthServer and related services.
  • Register a new user and confirm that the email confirmation link uses the correct tenant subdomain.
  • The link should look like:
https://auth.cooptrustcu.cloverleafcms.dev/Account/EmailConfirmation?userId=...
  • The tenant resolver should now correctly resolve the tenant, and the user should be found in the correct context.

Summary:
Update your AuthServer__Authority to use the {0} placeholder for tenant subdomains, ensure your tenant resolver is subdomain-aware, and verify your email link generation uses tenant-specific URLs. Follow the ABP multi-tenant domain resolving guide for full details.

Sources (validated):

  • https://abp.io/docs/latest/guides/ms-multi-tenant-domain-resolving

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  • When you define custom permissions in ABP, they must be properly registered and exposed to the permission management system for them to appear in the Identity > Roles > Permissions modal (in Angular or any UI).

  • If your custom permissions are present in the AbpPermissionGrants table but not visible in the UI, the most common causes are:

  1. Permission Definition Provider Not Registered
    Ensure your custom permissions are defined in a class that inherits from PermissionDefinitionProvider and that this provider is registered in your module's configuration. The provider should be in the Application.Contracts project of the module.

  2. Application.Contracts Reference Missing
    For modular or microservice solutions, the Application.Contracts project containing your permission definitions must be referenced by the service responsible for permission management (typically the IdentityService or AdministrationService). If this reference is missing, the permissions will not be loaded into the UI.

  3. Rebuild and Restart
    After adding new permissions or updating references, rebuild your solution and restart all related services (especially those responsible for permission management).

  4. Cache Issues
    ABP caches permission definitions. Clear your distributed cache (e.g., Redis) after making changes to permissions to ensure the UI reflects the latest definitions.

  5. Database Migration
    Make sure all migrations are applied and the database is up to date.

Checklist to resolve:

  • Verify your PermissionDefinitionProvider is implemented and registered.
  • Ensure the Application.Contracts project is referenced by the permission management service.
  • Rebuild and restart all services.
  • Clear the distributed cache.
  • Confirm all migrations are applied.

References:


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  • The error occurs because the JWT access token payload is Base64Url encoded, and when its length is not a multiple of 4, the atob function in JavaScript throws an error due to missing padding. This is a known issue when decoding JWTs manually.

  • To fix this in your ABP Angular application, you should add the necessary padding to the token payload before calling atob. Here is the recommended approach:

const tokenBody = accessToken.split('.')[1].replace(/-/g, '+').replace(/_/g, '/');
let paddedTokenBody = tokenBody;
while (paddedTokenBody.length % 4 !== 0) {
  paddedTokenBody += '=';
}
const parsedToken = JSON.parse(atob(paddedTokenBody));
  • Alternatively, you can use a library like jwt-decode to handle the decoding, which automatically manages padding and decoding issues.

  • This issue and workaround have been discussed in the ABP support portal. The ABP team has acknowledged the problem and suggested similar workarounds until an official fix is released.

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  • The "Unauthorized (401)" error in your Blazor application is likely caused by session or authentication token conflicts when using multiple applications (Admin and Public Website) that share the same authentication server or cookies.

  • When you log in to the Admin application and then access the Public Website (which may use a different authentication context or tenant), the authentication cookie or token can be overwritten or invalidated. Returning to the Admin app, your session is no longer valid, resulting in a 401 error.

  • This is a common scenario in ABP-based applications with tiered or separated authentication, especially when both apps are hosted on the same domain or subdomain and share authentication cookies.

Solution Steps:

  1. Use Different Browsers or Incognito Mode:

    • To avoid session conflicts, use separate browsers or incognito/private windows for each application (Admin and Public Website).
  2. Configure Cookie Names and Domains:

    • Ensure each application uses a unique authentication cookie name and, if possible, separate domains or subdomains.
    • In your appsettings.json or authentication configuration, set a unique cookie name for each app:
services.ConfigureApplicationCookie(options =>
     {
         options.Cookie.Name = "YourAppName.Auth";
         // Optionally, set options.Cookie.Domain if using subdomains
     });
  • For Blazor, also check the AbpApplicationCookieOptions if using ABP's built-in authentication.
  1. Check Token Storage (for JWT):

    • If using JWT tokens (e.g., in localStorage/sessionStorage), ensure each app uses a unique storage key to prevent overwriting tokens.
  2. Review Tenant Context:

    • If your applications are multi-tenant, ensure the correct tenant is selected in each app. Switching tenants in one app can affect the authentication context in another.
  3. Logout and Re-login:

    • If you encounter a 401, log out from both applications and log in again to re-establish valid sessions.
  4. Additional Debugging:

    • Enable detailed authentication logs to trace token/cookie issues.
    • Review the logs and video you provided for any specific error messages related to token validation or cookie issues.

Summary:
This issue is caused by authentication/session conflicts between multiple ABP applications sharing the same authentication server or cookie domain. Isolate sessions by using different browsers/incognito windows, or configure unique cookie names/domains for each app.

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  • 你遇到的“样式丢失”问题,通常是因为 ABP 登录页的静态资源(如 CSS、JS、图片等)路径没有被正确代理,导致浏览器无法加载这些资源。ABP 登录页引用的静态资源路径一般是 /libs/、/wwwroot/、/_content/ 等。你需要确保这些路径的代理规则和 /Account/Login 一致,并且代理到正确的后端服务。

  • 你遇到的“登录后跳转 500 错误”,很可能是因为反向代理后端服务时,ABP 应用没有正确获取原始请求的 Host、Scheme 等信息,导致重定向 URL 错误或 Cookie、认证流程异常。ABP 在反向代理环境下需要配置 Forwarded Headers Middleware。

解决方案如下:

  1. Nginx 配置建议
    • 确保所有静态资源路径(/libs/、/wwwroot/、/_content/ 等)都正确代理到 ABP 后端。
    • 代理 /Account/Login 时,建议用 location /Account/ 或 location /Account/Login 直接代理,不要用 /login 这种自定义路径,否则页面内的资源引用路径会错位。
    • 代理时加上如下 header,确保 ABP 能识别原始请求信息:
proxy_set_header Host $host;
     proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
     proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;
  1. ABP 后端配置
    • 在 Startup.cs 或 Program.cs 中启用 Forwarded Headers Middleware:
app.UseForwardedHeaders(new ForwardedHeadersOptions
     {
         ForwardedHeaders = ForwardedHeaders.XForwardedFor | ForwardedHeaders.XForwardedProto
     });
  1. 路径建议

    • 不建议将 /Account/Login 代理为 /login,建议直接代理 /Account/ 下的所有内容,或前端直接跳转到 /Account/Login。
  2. 其他

    • 登录后跳转 500 错误,建议查看 ABP 后端日志,通常是认证流程、Cookie、重定向等问题,和反向代理头部、路径有关。

请根据上述建议调整 Nginx 配置和 ABP 后端设置,问题即可解决。


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  1. The login page in ABP is provided by the Account Module, and its source code is not included directly in your solution by default. To customize it, you typically create a new PageModel and .cshtml file under Pages/Account in your own project, which overrides the default. The reference implementation for the login page can be found here:

    • Login PageModel (.cs):
      https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/dev/modules/account/src/Volo.Abp.Account.Web/Pages/Account/Login.cshtml.cs
    • Login Page (.cshtml):
      https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/dev/modules/account/src/Volo.Abp.Account.Web/Pages/Account/Login.cshtml

    In a multi-tenant setup, the tenant is typically resolved before login using tenant resolvers (domain, query string, or cookie). If you want to derive the tenant automatically (e.g., from username or email), you need to customize the login logic to resolve the tenant before authenticating the user. This is not the default behavior; by default, the user must specify the tenant.

  2. The full source code for open-source ABP modules is available on GitHub:
    https://github.com/abpframework/abp/tree/dev/modules
    For commercial modules, access is provided to customers with a valid commercial license. You can request access by contacting Volosoft through the official channels after purchasing a commercial license:
    https://commercial.abp.io/

  3. The default ABP table design assumes that a user belongs to a single tenant (the AbpUsers table has a TenantId column). This means a user is exclusive to one tenant. If you need users to belong to multiple tenants, you would need to implement a custom solution, as this is not supported out-of-the-box.

Sources:

  • https://abp.io/docs/latest/framework/ui/mvc-razor-pages/customization-user-interface
  • https://github.com/abpframework/abp/tree/dev/modules/account/src/Volo.Abp.Account.Web/Pages/Account/Login.cshtml
  • https://github.com/abpframework/abp/tree/dev/modules/account/src/Volo.Abp.Account.Web/Pages/Account/Login.cshtml.cs
  • https://commercial.abp.io/

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To make the sidebar in your ABP Angular application close immediately when you click to minimize it (instead of waiting for the mouse to leave), you need to adjust the sidebar's toggle logic. By default, the sidebar in ABP Angular (especially in the microservice template) uses a hover-based expansion and collapse mechanism, which is why it waits for the mouse to leave before collapsing.

To change this behavior:

  1. Locate the sidebar component, typically found in src/app/layout/sidebar or similar (often named sidebar.component.ts and sidebar.component.html).

  2. Find the method or event handler responsible for toggling the sidebar. This is usually a function like toggleSidebar() or similar, triggered by a button or icon click.

  3. Modify the logic so that clicking the minimize/collapse button immediately sets the sidebar to its collapsed state, regardless of mouse position. For example:

// sidebar.component.ts
   isSidebarCollapsed = false;

   onToggleSidebar() {
     this.isSidebarCollapsed = !this.isSidebarCollapsed;
     // Optionally, trigger change detection or emit an event if needed
   }

And in your template:

<!-- sidebar.component.html -->
   <button (click)="onToggleSidebar()">Toggle Sidebar</button>
   <div [class.collapsed]="isSidebarCollapsed">
     <!-- Sidebar content -->
   </div>
  1. Remove or adjust any mouseleave/mouseenter logic that delays the collapse, so the sidebar responds instantly to the click.

  2. If your sidebar uses a service or state management for its open/close state, ensure the state is updated immediately on click.

This change will make the sidebar collapse as soon as the user clicks the minimize button, providing the immediate feedback you want.

Sources:


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