Thanks, but the email in the DB is valid. The error occurs no matter who is loging in.
I did find this in the Event Log Table:
<LogProperties><LogProperty><PropertyName>Assembly Version</PropertyName><PropertyValue>5.1.1</Proper tyValue></LogProperty><LogProperty><PropertyName>P ortalID</PropertyName><PropertyValue>7</PropertyVa lue></LogProperty><LogProperty><PropertyName>Porta lName</...
Checked the DB three times now, every table that made sense, and some that didn't.
Still no invalid email. Since this is effecting all log ins, including log ins to the child portal, I suspect that the issue lies at the hosting level.
Let's assume for a minute that I not an idiot, (big assumption, I know), and that the problem isn't an invaid email. What changed between version 4.3 and ...
obvously there is an invalid email address, I assume for the sender, which is either admin account specified in Site Settings or Host Email address, specified in Host Settings. Sebastian Leupold
Kevin,
there have been hundreds of changes sind DNN 4.3, one is a regular expression to validate email addresses. there might be a case, if the email address does not follow typcal standards, that a valid email address is not rcognized. Do you have some special address used? Sebastian Leupold
I had the same problem, in my case both the host and admin accounts had the same email address which violated the "requiresUniqueEmail=true" setting in my web.config. I changed this to "false" and was able to login.
Paul
If you look at the error message that was supplied, you'll notice that it is in the Authentication Provider. The problem is that the email address for that account is a duplicate in the aspnet_Membership table and you probably have requiresUniqueEmail=true.
The two solutions are:
1) Remove the Unique EMail requirement
2) Remove the duplicate account from the aspnet_Membership ...
Just an update to this issue to help others that might come across it. I just had the same problem and it was indeed the requiresUniqueEmail setting and I had two accounts with identical email addresses. When I changed one of them directly in the database I was able to log in. To check for duplicates you can run the following query:
select email, count(*) from users group by...
Checked the DB three times now, every table that made sense, and some that didn't. Still no invalid email.?Since this is effecting?all log ins, including log ins to the child portal, I suspect that the issue lies at the hosting level. Let's assume for? a minute that I not an idiot, (big assumption, I know), and that the problem isn't an invaid email.? What changed between version 4.3 and version 5.1that would triger the need...
?Kevin, there have been hundreds of changes sind DNN 4.3, one is a regular expression to validate email addresses. there might be a case, if the email address does not follow typcal standards, that a valid email address is not rcognized. Do you have some special address used? Sebastian Leupold
Just an update to this issue to help others that might come across it. I just had the same problem and it was indeed the requiresUniqueEmail setting and I had two accounts with identical email addresses. When I changed one of them directly in the database I was able to log in. To check for duplicates you can run the following query: select email, count(*) from users group by email having count(*) >1 Richard Edwards www.dnnstuff.com...
I had the same problem, in my case both the host and admin accounts had the same email address which violated the "requiresUniqueEmail=true" setting in my web.config. I changed this to "false" and was able to login. Paul
If you look at the error message that was supplied, you'll notice that it is in the Authentication Provider. The problem is that the email address for that account is a duplicate in the aspnet_Membership table and you probably have requiresUniqueEmail=true. The two solutions are: 1) Remove the Unique EMail requirement 2) Remove the duplicate account from the aspnet_Membership table (or change one of the email addresses)
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