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Default Authentication Mode = "None" - app doesn't come up

Hi,

We've build our own session mgmt in the db and switched from "Windows" authentication mode in web.config to "None". Now, when compiling the app in vs.net, the app doesn't come up again.

I've set the startup page as /login/login.aspx, which after successful login redirects to ../default.aspx

Here's the relevant extract of the web.config:

    <authentication mode="None">
   </authentication>
         <authorization>
                <allow users="*"/>
        </authorization>

TIA, sunrise





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