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ASP.NET Membership: Where are the Roles Stored?

Hi

I'm in the middle of implementing ASP.NET membership and role-based
authentication using the new ASP.NET 2.0 Membership and Roles
classes/database and was stuck on the following:

When using the Security Setup Wizard to add rules for directory access
based on the roles I have created, where do these rules get stored?

I had assumed that this was being written to the application's
web.config file, but this does not seem to be the case. I have also
checked in the tables created by running aspnet_regsql.exe on my
application's database but could not find any trace of these rules
being written there either.

The worry is that, seeing as the application is currently on a testing
server, when I need to copy the application to its live server I have
to manually create all the rules/roles again rather than just being
able to copy the information over.

Thanks

Ian

Apr 28 '06 #1
1 2105
Duh, just found out the answer to this myself: each subdirectory that a
rule was applied to now has its own web.config.

Apologies if I've wasted anyone else's time but my own.

Apr 28 '06 #2

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