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Stanley Mok
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Integrated Authentication and Chrome
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Authentication
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My app use Integrated Authentication, it works in IE 11 and pops up a credential form in Firefox, but in Chrome it only shows a "Object moved to here" message. When I click on the linked word "here", it just show the same page again. How to make it work in Chrome?
Thanks,
Stanley
Stanley Mok
Solution
I spent sometime to do the most basic troubleshooting and found out it is one of the extensions causing the problem. The extension has not been updated and was in use for a long time, not sure what it suddently causing problem. Anyway I disabled it when I am testing my apps.
Thanks for the help.
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João Rosado
Staff
Hi Stanley,
The first hit on google regarding the subject is
this
.
Since It works in IE and not on Chrome I would say that it is not set in the "Trusted Sites" list (since IE is a bit more permissive in sending away credentials).
Where does the link point to? It's exactly the same page you are accessing or just does it redirect back?
Regards,
João Rosado
Stanley Mok
João,
Thanks for the quick reply, but the IE security setting are locked by the system administrator and when I tested on another computer, it works in Chrome, so I believe may be some setting in Chrome is causing this.
The link on the first page is
https://{server name}/Users/IntegratedAuthentication.aspx?OriginalURL={escaped original url}, and on that page the link points back to the original page. These two then alternates.
Stanley
João Rosado
Staff
Can you check if both pages have exactly the same host and are both in https?
I seen a similar issue in the past here it kept going in circles because it had different http/https protocols.
Regards,
João Rosado
Stanley Mok
Solution
I spent sometime to do the most basic troubleshooting and found out it is one of the extensions causing the problem. The extension has not been updated and was in use for a long time, not sure what it suddently causing problem. Anyway I disabled it when I am testing my apps.
Thanks for the help.
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