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I downloaded the sample login page from the ACS portal for my application, which is a html file. I then configured my application with WIF, and everything worked perfectly. Since we need to handle and save an incoming querystring, so that querystring can be used later after the user had been logged in, we needed to move the html login page to a aspx page. The problem is that when I change the issuer for WIF in the web.config file to the aspx file, it stops working. When it works it looks like this: <certificateValidation certificateValidationMode="None" /> <federatedAuthentication>

I'd like to move a site that currently uses the standard ASP.NET membership provider to use claims-based authentication through Windows Identity Foundation and Azure ACS. We're going to surface the site using OAuth 2.0 secured REST services so this seems a sensible approach to follow. We also have a need to federate our authentication with external third-party ADFS and other systems, which is precisely the problem that ACS solves very well. However, I would also like to retain the ability for our existing users to use their existing credentials. To do this I think I need a custom STS that

In general, I would start the docker instance on my local machine like docker run -t -i -e 'a=b' ... Now, I would like to deploy and run my custom docker image which I uploaded to the Docker Container Registry before and start it like the command above - with environment variables. Checking the Azure CLI for WebApps you can see that setting environment variables in general should be possible. But for me it seems this "environment variables" are not the environment variables which are passed to the docker command. Why? Checking the container protocol I can see how the docker container is

Here is the scenario: MVC 3 application runing in AZURE Dev enviroment Authentication in AZURE ACS implemented the same way found here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh127794.aspx I am trying to get the users name, and email, but I can't find a way to configure the "Claim Rule", in a way that I would get a clear text value, instead I get a string that seems to be encrypted. So can I configure the rule in a way that I get it in clear text? Or can I unencrypt the value returned? Is any of this possible or am I looking at the wrong thing here. Thanks dunnry IIRC, it is against Windows