Jon P Smith

Hi @akema-trebla, It was a bug and I have fixed it (see new version 6.2.1). I the test that it works, but test uses stubs so could you check it...

Thanks for letting me know. I was pretty sure it would work because of the tests, but knowing it works in an application is great as the testing of this...

Hi @pyrostew, The AuthP library only supports SQL Server and PostgreSql for production (it does support SQLite for tests, but is it uses an in-memory database). I have been asked...

Hi @pyrostew, If you are really interested in doing this I will create a list of things that you would need to do. Most things you can do yourself but...

The key parts of the AuthP library that you can't override / alter are - The [`AuthPDatabaseTypes` enum](https://github.com/JonPSmith/AuthPermissions.AspNetCore/blob/main/AuthPermissions.BaseCode/SetupCode/DatabaseTypes.cs) which defines the type of the database that holds the AuthP's data....

Hopefully tomorrow (I am on UK time).

Hi @pyrostew, Just released version 4.2.0-preview001 with: - `CustomDatabase` enum added to the AuthPDatabaseTypes enum - Added `ICustomConfiguration` interface, which allows you to register a service which will be run...

I'm not sure what the problem is, so let me explain how AuthP deals with a Web API application and the JWT Token. The AuthP library provides a `ITokenBuilder` to...

That's most likely because AuthP couldn't find the user. One thing that that can do that is the JwtSecurityTokenHandler will alter the user's userId. This can be negated by adding...

Hi @pyrostew, Sorry, its been a long time but I have just released version 5.0.0 of the AuthP library that contains the feature you need, called "custom databases. See the...