Thank you, it seems to have solved the issue.
I understand that this causes issues indeed. We will fix that point. It should resolve many issues we are having.
We haven't granted you access yet. Can you confirm this is the github account we will give access to ? https://github.com/realLiangshiwei
Sorry for the delay, here are the full steps :
If you do not want to reproduce the issue locally, we have a test version running and published. We can grant you access to that. Emails are only sent when using a production environment and a properly set SMTP server, which isn't included in that project.
Is our issue being investigated ? Thanks
Hi, I'm @berly's coworker.
Our application's architecture was explained in a previous ticket https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/4494/Two-Application-layers-the-antiforgery-token-could-not-be-decrypted
We are having issues configuring the Mailing service of ABP.
We found multiple appsettings.json files in which we can configure the Abp.Mailing.Smtp.Password.
However, after setting it this way, it seems the password is getting wiped after a given amount of time.
Note that we at some point (I do not know the details), have used the /api/setting-management/emailing API shown above.
Thank you,
Hi, Our project is a monolithic Angular application on which we sticked a second application layer containing a Blazor front. (see the screenshot) As a consequence it has two separate Swagger apps.
When connecting on one of them, then connecting on the other one, calling some of the defined APIs on the first one generates an error. "The antiforgery token could not be decrypted." I think we failed to configure the Authentication server properly or possibly the application layers themselves.
Do you have any information on what we could have missed to generate that kind of error?