Closed fabiodiluca closed 7 years ago
I got what was wrong. Using SetTemporarySigningCredential(); on Identity Server was the problem (I don't know why). To fix that I put the certificate from idsrv3: var cert = new X509Certificate2(Path.Combine(_environment.ContentRootPath, "idsrv3test.pfx"), "idsrv3test"); The IdentityServer3.AccessTokenValidation middleware is now putting ClaimsPrincipal with the client identity! Please, can you explain me why this fails when there is a 'fake' certificate?
Each time you re-start IS a new key is used. The JWT middleware caches the key materials from the first time it access the metadata (for 24h or until it restarts).
Thanks for your reply! But that wasn't exactly the problem. I was using some random dev branch. I changed it to IdentityServer4-1.1.1 and the problem was gone. I was aware about the random certificate key. Keep up the good work! Case closed.
Hi, i am trying to use this middleware with Identity Server 4 because I can't run migrate to Asp.net Core right now. Is this possible? I am trying but seems middleware is not setting ClaimsPrincipal. I am sure that access token is valid. Is this middleware compatible with current Identity Server 4? If not, what can I use in framework 4.6.1 that makes the same job as this middleware?