Comments for SharePoint Voodoo http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net system stability is a dark, dark art... Mon, 09 Aug 2010 16:43:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on SharePoint MySites and One-Way Trusts by cburke007 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-670 cburke007 Mon, 09 Aug 2010 16:43:04 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=54#comment-670 That's good to know. Thanks for the update... That's good to know. Thanks for the update…

]]> Comment on Active Directory Trusts, SharePoint and You – Part 3 of 3… by cburke007 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=50&cpage=1#comment-669 cburke007 Mon, 09 Aug 2010 16:40:34 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=50#comment-669 The Two-way trust is temporary in this instance for the express purpose of being able to set up an import connection from the trusting domain. This is necessary if the trusting domain has simple binds disabled in their AD. Otherwise the SSP App Pool account will never be able to validate the import connection account. Perhaps your other comment about setting the Peoplepicker-Searchadforests property on the MySites would hold true for the SSP WebApp as well. I'll have to give it a try next time I run into this. Thanks for the reply! The Two-way trust is temporary in this instance for the express purpose of being able to set up an import connection from the trusting domain. This is necessary if the trusting domain has simple binds disabled in their AD. Otherwise the SSP App Pool account will never be able to validate the import connection account.

Perhaps your other comment about setting the Peoplepicker-Searchadforests property on the MySites would hold true for the SSP WebApp as well. I'll have to give it a try next time I run into this.

Thanks for the reply!

]]> Comment on SharePoint MySites and One-Way Trusts by kingtorres http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-668 kingtorres Thu, 22 Jul 2010 01:17:00 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=54#comment-668 I had the same situation - the fix for me was to actually run the STSADM.exe –o setproperty –pn peoplepicker-searchadforests command specifying the trusted domain where users are authenticating from, a trusted domain account and password AND the url of the actual MYSITE. The way I found this out was by enabling logging to the fullest within central admin, and I saw that while trying to create the mysite, it would fail with "USER CAN NOT BE FOUND" - come to find out, the creation of mysites and the finding of users is all driving through the people picker. If the people picker is not setup to search external domains / trusted domains with an actual account from the trusted domain, creation of the mysite will not work. I had the same situation – the fix for me was to actually run the STSADM.exe –o setproperty –pn peoplepicker-searchadforests command specifying the trusted domain where users are authenticating from, a trusted domain account and password AND the url of the actual MYSITE.
The way I found this out was by enabling logging to the fullest within central admin, and I saw that while trying to create the mysite, it would fail with "USER CAN NOT BE FOUND" – come to find out, the creation of mysites and the finding of users is all driving through the people picker. If the people picker is not setup to search external domains / trusted domains with an actual account from the trusted domain, creation of the mysite will not work.

]]> Comment on Active Directory Trusts, SharePoint and You – Part 3 of 3… by kingtorres http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=50&cpage=1#comment-667 kingtorres Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:20:00 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=50#comment-667 You do not need a two way trust to do profile imports! You do not need a two way trust to do profile imports!

]]> Comment on JSON to Structured XML through Powershell troubles… by Christian Louboutin http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=64&cpage=1#comment-665 Christian Louboutin Sat, 12 Jun 2010 18:05:29 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=64#comment-665 Thanks for sharing this. Thanks for sharing this.

]]> Comment on SharePoint, Session State and Inactivity Timeouts by Tweets that mention SharePoint, Session State and Inactivity Timeouts : SharePoint Voodoo -- Topsy.com http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=61&cpage=1#comment-661 Tweets that mention SharePoint, Session State and Inactivity Timeouts : SharePoint Voodoo -- Topsy.com Wed, 05 May 2010 19:04:59 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=61#comment-661 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Javier Barrera, Corey Burke. Corey Burke said: http://tinyurl.com/28e98bs - SharePoint, Session State and Inactivity Timeouts [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Javier Barrera, Corey Burke. Corey Burke said: http://tinyurl.com/28e98bs – SharePoint, Session State and Inactivity Timeouts [...]

]]> Comment on Easy-Bake Forms Based Authentication by SharePoint 2007 – Extranet & Forms Based Authentication | NullException.Net http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6&cpage=1#comment-660 SharePoint 2007 – Extranet & Forms Based Authentication | NullException.Net Thu, 15 Apr 2010 23:03:54 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6#comment-660 [...] Forms based authentication is this version of SharePoint is much better than the last, in that there is the option to do it.  It could use some improvement, but it is a good start. There are plenty of blog posts out there that go over this as well as a few tools on CodePlex, so I wont go into the details.  One of the best posts I found on the subject is: http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6 [...] [...] Forms based authentication is this version of SharePoint is much better than the last, in that there is the option to do it.  It could use some improvement, but it is a good start. There are plenty of blog posts out there that go over this as well as a few tools on CodePlex, so I wont go into the details.  One of the best posts I found on the subject is: http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6 [...]

]]> Comment on Easy-Bake Forms Based Authentication by jesse http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6&cpage=1#comment-659 jesse Tue, 09 Mar 2010 04:51:23 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6#comment-659 How can put a link on the Log in Page for reset password and register new user? that's what I want to do since the CKS FBA Self Management Tool is for, can anyone help. Thanks How can put a link on the Log in Page for reset password and register new user? that's what I want to do since the CKS FBA Self Management Tool is for, can anyone help.
Thanks

]]> Comment on SharePoint MySites and One-Way Trusts by SNV http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-658 SNV Thu, 28 Jan 2010 15:55:21 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=54#comment-658 Many thanks, this was a great solution. Many thanks, this was a great solution.

]]> Comment on Easy-Bake Forms Based Authentication by Using a DotNetNuke auth database for a SharePoint FBA database | Tech Growing Pains http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6&cpage=1#comment-653 Using a DotNetNuke auth database for a SharePoint FBA database | Tech Growing Pains Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:36:39 +0000 http://blog.sharepoint-voodoo.net/?p=6#comment-653 [...] empty SQL database. An excellent one by my co-worker Corey Burke at Rackspace is SharePoint Voodoo: Easy-Bake Forms Based Authentication. There are any that outline the process of using a new FBA with an existing DotNetNuke [...] [...] empty SQL database. An excellent one by my co-worker Corey Burke at Rackspace is SharePoint Voodoo: Easy-Bake Forms Based Authentication. There are any that outline the process of using a new FBA with an existing DotNetNuke [...]

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