Open gdoddsy opened 5 years ago
How is your IIS instance configured? It sounds like even the login resources are behind auth at the IIS (not application) level.
Sorry Nick, not sure what you're asking. I had assumed the login page itself worked because the controller has AlsoAllow(Roles.Anonymous)
. I just tried running in incognito from Visual Studio (IIS Express) and it renders the css, so I agree it probably is my IIS settings.
I just deployed the Opserver project using the Visual Studio publish command (profile is copy files to UNC path) to copy the files to a Windows 2016 server (IIS 10).
The IIS website was a brand new site I added, everything is just default settings. Authentication in Opserver is setup as Active Directory.
In IIS there's a section for authentication settings...seems you don't have defaults there, so it's gating everything. Check which authentication options are enabled there and I can help more :)
Nick - Anonymous Authentication and Forms Authentication are both enabled. That was the default that IIS setup.
@gdoddsy This is working fine I have tested it on my end on firefox,chrome,edge and IE
When you connect for the first time, the css doesn't load for the login page.
This can also be reproduced by opening in incognito mode in chrome.
Before:![before](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25063374/48295608-9e55d580-e4e1-11e8-8960-399ba2325850.PNG)
After logging in and logging out again: