Ldap login is a useful feature, we don't have to generate new accounts manually this way and users on our platform can reuse their domain account. This feature is turned on at the host level. Is there a way to make this multitenant so that each tenant can set their own ldap server ?
The issue is that this is missing in the file ProjectBlazorHostModule on the blazor.server.host project...
Configure<AbpMultiTenancyOptions>(options =>
{
options.IsEnabled = MultiTenancyConsts.IsEnabled;
});
Using "brave" and "edge" in incognito, same problem.
Generated by ABP suite with new module solution wizard
Create a new MODULE type solution on abp. The resulting solution does not seem to use LeptonX. Why? Also on the main login page the tenant selection input is missing, even though the solution by default is set to use MultiTenancy. Why is this missing?
Same error. I've uploaded a fresh project for you, just created now with abp new abpupdate -v 7.2.2 please unzip and run abp update -v 7.2.3 on this project.
Does this mean my abp login or a login for a specific project?
I replicated this on another machine by
When creating a standard abp framework project, it is possible to run abp update to update it.
When creating a commercial abp framework project, with a logged in cli account, it is not possible to run abp update to update it. Checking on the nuget source with the corresponding apikey we can see that the following links all return 404
https://nuget.abp.io/myapikey/v3/index.json <-- works
https://nuget.abp.io/myapikey/api/v2/package <-- Fails with 404 https://nuget.abp.io/myapikey/api/v2/symbol <-- Fails with 404 https://nuget.abp.io/myapikey/v3/registration <-- Fails with 404 https://nuget.abp.io/myapikey/v3/package <-- Fails with 404
I think this needs help from the license team
I already explained that I did this, I'm not sure what is unclear on my side... but thanks.