Wrong LastLockOut DateTime value

KudAndrii commented 1 month ago

Which Umbraco version are you using? (Please write the exact version, example: 10.1.0)

13.3.0

Bug summary

IMembershipUser.LastLockoutDate is set as DateTime, value is equal to the server offset time but kind of it equal to UTC

Specifics

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Steps to reproduce

enter wrong password needed amount of times to be locked out, and you will be locked out till the DateTime which will be calculated as the following: IMembershipUser.LastLockoutDate + MemberDefaultLockoutTimeInMinutes but as far as IMembershipUser.LastLockoutDate is set incorrectly any minutes you specify in the MemberDefaultLockoutTimeInMinutes will be added to your server offset

Expected result / actual result

Expected result: be locked out for MemberDefaultLockoutTimeInMinutes. Actual result: locked out for MemberDefaultLockoutTimeInMinutes + server offset

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rbottema commented 1 month ago

This is probably related to #16125, as it affects all DateTimes stored in the database.

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