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Get a SSL Certificate from a Certificate Authority

You can get a SSL certificate from a certificate authority (CA) such as Let's Encrypt or Cloudflare and so on.

Once you have a certificate, you need to configure your web server to use it. The following references show how to configure your web server to use a certificate.

• Host ASP.NET Core on Linux with Apache: HTTPS configuration
• Host ASP.NET Core on Linux with Nginx: HTTPS configuration
• How to Set Up SSL on IIS 7 or later

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hi

OK but this is happening during the login process, seems to be on the db connection that pulls the OpenIddictApplications record for the BlazorWebAppTiered client.

Can you share full logs?

liming.ma@volosoft.com

hi

You can only write code to catch the exception and retry.

EnableRetryOnFailure is not compatible with abp design.

The register page changes

If you reach the https://localhost:44303/Account/Register page, it will redirect you to your external login provider(Google.)

hi

This is a bug. We will fix this in the next patch.

You can add JS code or override the register page to remove the disable state from the button.

hi

I do not fully understand your question.

What's the problem now? How to reproduce?

Can you explain more?

Thanks.

How To Add New Migration?

This solution configured so it uses two database schema;

• Default schema is used to store host & tenant data (when the tenant uses shared database).
• Tenant schema is used to store only the tenant data (when the tenant uses a dedicated database).

In this way, dedicated tenant databases do not have host-related empty tables.

To make this possible, there are two migrations DbContext in the EntityFrameworkCore project. So, you need to specify the DbContext when you want to add new migration.

When you add/change a multi-tenant entity (that implements IMultiTenant) in your project, you typically need to add two migrations: one for the default DbContext and the other one is for the tenant DbContext. If you are making change for a host-only entity, then you don't need to add-migration for the tenant DbContext (if you add, you will get an empty migration file).

Example: Adding Migration to the Default DbContext

Using Visual Studio Package Manager Console;

Add-Migration Your_Migration_Name -Context MyProjectNameDbContext

Using EF Core command line tool;

dotnet ef migrations add Your_Migration_Name --context MyProjectNameDbContext

Example: Adding Migration to the Tenant DbContext

Using Visual Studio Package Manager Console:

Add-Migration Your_Migration_Name -Context MyProjectNameTenantDbContext -OutputDir TenantMigrations

Using EF Core command line tool:

dotnet ef migrations add Your_Migration_Name --context MyProjectNameTenantDbContext --output-dir TenantMigrations

Updating the Databases

It is suggested to run the DbMigrator application to update the database after adding a new migration. It is simpler and also automatically handles tenant database upgrades.

hi

Can you test this in a new 8.3 template project?

Then, share the screenshot if there is still a problem.

Thanks.

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Can this URL (https://localhost:44336/api/abp/application-configuration?IncludeLocalizationResources=False&api-version=1.0) reached on your browser?

Do you have a valid HTTPS certificate?

https://abp.io/docs/latest/Deployment/SSL

Please share logs of web, API, and autherver projects.

Thanks.